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Pastor Neil Cameron, who runs the Apex Church in Peterhead, met with Mr Stevenson before speaking in front of MSPs in the chamber.
He spoke of his childhood and growing up in the North-East of Scotland and called on Parliamentarians to see the best in challenging situations.
Commenting, Stewart Stevenson MSP said:
“It was a great pleasure to nominate Neil Cameron to deliver Parliament's 'Time for Reflection' and to welcome him to Holyrood.
“He is a well-known and respected figure in the community. Pastor Cameron spoke eloquently about the opportunity we have as a society to look for the good in our daily lives, focusing on the positives not the negatives.
“I am sure the people of Peterhead and beyond will be very proud of Pastor Cameron.”
“He is a well-known and respected figure in the community. Pastor Cameron spoke eloquently about the opportunity we have as a society to look for the good in our daily lives, focusing on the positives not the negatives.
“I am sure the people of Peterhead and beyond will be very proud of Pastor Cameron.”
