Prayer services held following Scotland climbing tragedy

Prayers were said in the Scottish Highlands today for four climbers who were swept to their deaths in an avalanche.

Prayer services held following Scotland climbing tragedy
Sun, 20 Jan, 2013 - 12:26

Prayers were said in the Scottish Highlands today for four climbers who were swept to their deaths in an avalanche.

The climbers were among a party of six on Bidean Nam Bian, a mountain near Glencoe.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: ScotlandPlace: Scottish HighlandsPlace: Bidean Nam BianPlace: GlencoePlace: St Munda’s ChurchPlace: BallachulishPlace: LochaberPlace: BelfordPlace: Fort WilliamPlace: DurhamPlace: GlasgowPlace: UKPlace: NevisPerson: Moira HerkesPerson: First MinisterPerson: Alex SalmondPerson: SuperintendentPerson: Philip MacRaePerson: Jonathan HartOrganisation: Northern ConstabularyOrganisation: Lochaber Mountain RescueOrganisation: Mountain Rescue Committee of ScotlandOrganisation: Scottish Mountain RescueOrganisation: Avalanche RescueOrganisation: Glencoe Mountain Rescue TeamOrganisation: Royal Navy Rescue 177
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