One of the most encouraging things I’ve watched in a long time. Thanking God for Gordon Haxton’s life and witness. Such an inspiration to the rest of the church.
Well done everybody! This is Andy Millar son of Campbell Millar, grandson of Walter Millar, and we are all very interested in this wonderful accounting of a precious piece of family history! We consider this video a family treasure and will be watching and rewatching for a long time to come. Beyond just a wonderful testimony of a faithful godly servant of the Almighty, my hat goes off to the video editing and production of this masterpiece. Really well done! All of us Millar's say thank you! And it has been very inspiring to my father, Campbell, who has recently turned 94 years old and the recounting by Gordon has revived many memories. Again, thank you!
What a wonderful video. SO many memories come flooding back as Gordon retells some of his story. A life well-lived and it has been my privilege to know Gordon - and been on occasional jaunts to Saturday night T meetings to sing and give testimony - and even once at Barlinnie at the Bible Class. Wonderfully put together biopic. Genuinely moved by this.
It was so nice to visit the past times.you have lived an amazing lifeit was nice to see a picture of the tent hall .it was nice to see the changes over the years.take care and god bless you have a lovely time at Christmas with all your family.
Thoroughly enjoyed this life of Gordon Haxton, who I do not know, but thrilled by his unwavering Christian testimony. Brought back memories of my own grandparents who lived in Carntyne - "Barlinnie View" as my Granda called it. He also played the concertina, an instrument that greatly puzzled me as he never explained the layout of the buttons. Was that Peter Donald in the People's Palace clip? A professionally put together video, wonderfully presenting our Saviour. Thank you.
One of the most encouraging things I’ve watched in a long time. Thanking God for Gordon Haxton’s life and witness. Such an inspiration to the rest of the church.
Well done everybody! This is Andy Millar son of Campbell Millar, grandson of Walter Millar, and we are all very interested in this wonderful accounting of a precious piece of family history! We consider this video a family treasure and will be watching and rewatching for a long time to come. Beyond just a wonderful testimony of a faithful godly servant of the Almighty, my hat goes off to the video editing and production of this masterpiece. Really well done! All of us Millar's say thank you! And it has been very inspiring to my father, Campbell, who has recently turned 94 years old and the recounting by Gordon has revived many memories. Again, thank you!
What a wonderful video. SO many memories come flooding back as Gordon retells some of his story. A life well-lived and it has been my privilege to know Gordon - and been on occasional jaunts to Saturday night T meetings to sing and give testimony - and even once at Barlinnie at the Bible Class. Wonderfully put together biopic. Genuinely moved by this.
It was so nice to visit the past times.you have lived an amazing lifeit was nice to see a picture of the tent hall .it was nice to see the changes over the years.take care and god bless you have a lovely time at Christmas with all your family.
Many happy returns Gordob from your cousin in the Highlands. Meall ur naidheachd! Aonghas
Thoroughly enjoyed this life of Gordon Haxton, who I do not know, but thrilled by his unwavering Christian testimony. Brought back memories of my own grandparents who lived in Carntyne - "Barlinnie View" as my Granda called it. He also played the concertina, an instrument that greatly puzzled me as he never explained the layout of the buttons. Was that Peter Donald in the People's Palace clip?
A professionally put together video, wonderfully presenting our Saviour. Thank you.
Thank you! Yes, it was Peter Donald in the video. Can you tell us who your grandparents were? They're perhaps known to Gordon
John (Jock) & Alice Love, Fettes Street. I think he played for the Foundry boys, Garngad.
@@craftyalice He didn't know your grandparents but very much remembers the Foundry Boys at Garngad. Thanks for being in touch!
Gordon - sorry for the spelling mistake!