Vet in the Vestry (1987)

by Alexander Cameron

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The colorful, charming story of a country-veterinarian-turned-country-minister--a healer of body and soul. Told with wry Scottish wit, these stories are filled with the kind of hearty embrace of human and animal ways that are reminiscent of James Herriot. Engagins . . . rich in local color. . . .--Publishers Weekly. Martin's. (Animals)… (more)

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Vet in the Vestry with Poultry in the Pulpit by Alexander Cameron

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Guideposts Condensed Books: The Covenant/Vet in the Vestry/The Saints' and Angels' Song/Pain: The Gift Nobody Wants by Guideposts

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[Preface] Away back in the late fifties, a Scots veterinary surgeon travelled from his practice in Devon to Glasgow for an interview, with the purpose of being accepted for training for the Church of Scotland ministry.

Andrew warmly shook my hand, helped me off with my gowns, neatly folded them and put them back in their case.

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The colorful, charming story of a country-veterinarian-turned-country-minister--a healer of body and soul. Told with wry Scottish wit, these stories are filled with the kind of hearty embrace of human and animal ways that are reminiscent of James Herriot. Engagins . . . rich in local color. . . .--Publishers Weekly. Martin's. (Animals)

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