The MacClellan Ministry

A historical Christian drama in Ardarroch, Galloway, 1685, in a time when the very act of believing could cost a man his

In the high summer of 1685, a young shepherd boy tending sheep on the moors of Galloway witnesses a Covenanting man shot by dragoons on Bennan's peak. The bloodstained hills change his life forever. Years later, as a minister, Quintin MacClellan finds himself torn between his faith, his duty to the Covenanters, and a love that challenges everything he believes. When the Presbytery deposes him for standing against their authority, he must choose between his ministry and the woman he loves. Mary Gordon, daughter of a prominent Covenanting leader, offers him a love that defies his circumstances. But as the church council seeks to destroy him, Quintin must decide whether to follow the path of his heart or the path of his faith. This is a story of love, faith, and the price of conviction in a time when the very act of believing could cost a man his life.