Bagpiper welcomes St. Peter’s priest home to Lewes
The Rev. Jeffrey Ross, left, of St. Peter’s church was happily surprised with a serenade by bagpiper Thom Moore. SUBMITTED PHOTOS
In the St. Peter’s churchyard, Thom Moore plays the bagpipes, the national instrument of Scotland.
Bagpiper Thom Moore, right, played outside St. Peter’s Church where Father Jeffrey Ross is rector. 
The Episcopal Church flag and seal adorn a cake celebrating Jeffrey Ross’s homecoming to St. Peter’s Lewes.October 12, 2023
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The Rev. Jeffrey Ross, left, of St. Peter’s church was happily surprised with a serenade by bagpiper Thom Moore. SUBMITTED PHOTOS
In the St. Peter’s churchyard, Thom Moore plays the bagpipes, the national instrument of Scotland.
Bagpiper Thom Moore, right, played outside St. Peter’s Church where Father Jeffrey Ross is rector.
The Episcopal Church flag and seal adorn a cake celebrating Jeffrey Ross’s homecoming to St. Peter’s Lewes.
The Rev. Jeffrey Ross, rector and pastor for St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, recently returned from a sabbatical trip in Scotland.
To welcome him home with an apt surprise, members of the men’s spiritual discussion group arranged for a bagpiper to play outside the church after Sunday services Oct. 8. Bagpipes are Scotland's national instrument and a large part of traditional Scottish culture.
Parishioners and passersby were delighted at the sight and sounds as Thom Moore, the piper, played “The Earl of Ross March” in St. Peter’s Square in downtown Lewes.
The Rev. Jeffrey Ross, left, of St. Peter’s church was happily surprised with a serenade by bagpiper Thom Moore. SUBMITTED PHOTOS
In the St. Peter’s churchyard, Thom Moore plays the bagpipes, the national instrument of Scotland.
Bagpiper Thom Moore, right, played outside St. Peter’s Church where Father Jeffrey Ross is rector.
The Episcopal Church flag and seal adorn a cake celebrating Jeffrey Ross’s homecoming to St. Peter’s Lewes.Event Details :
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