A library whose origins lie at the heart of early Christian learning in Scotland has been sympathetically renovated after two years of work.The Duke of Argyll will officially open the refurbished Iona Abbey Library on ...
The congregation of St Rollox Church of Scotland came together last Sunday for a special service of celebration and thanksgiving as they prepare to say farewell to their church building and move to new premises. ...
On Anti-Slavery day, Very Rev Dr Russell Barr reflects on the link between the Rev Robert Walker, now famous 'skating minister' and the campaign to abolish slavery.
The Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, Rt Rev Susan Brown, is embarking on a landmark trip to South America this week to spend time with ...
A church in South Queensferry held a special service to bless more than 400 teddy bears which will be sent to traumatised children around the world.
A new transition minister, Rev Dr Frances Henderson, has joined Shetland Presbytery this month, marking a progressive new era for the isles.
The Church of Scotland and church-supported youth charities the GK Experience and PEEK have joined Children in Scotland on its 25th anniversary to make ’25 Calls’ to improve the lives ...
As part of the Scottish Government’s ongoing Democracy Matters consultation, the Church of Scotland is hosting community consultation events designed to empower local congregations to make a positive difference within ...
Church leaders unite to urge Home Secretary to prevent the deportation of two teenage asylum seeker brothers from Scotland.
The Church of Scotland has been awarded £130,000 in EU funding as part of an ambitious project to support refugee integration in Scotland.
An exchange visit between churches in Glasgow and Cuba has been cancelled at the last minute after the Home Office refused to give visas to the visiting church members. ...
Nearly 150 Trauma Teddies made by Church of Scotland members and friends will soon be out on the beat to help police officers soothe distressed children.
A Stirling University economics graduate who spent three years living out of a car in Zambia has been chosen to be Moderator of the Church of Scotland's General Assembly for ...
Congregations across the length and breadth of Scotland are gearing up for the National Day of Prayer on Saturday 3 November.
In November, when the Scottish Prison Service draws staff from around the country to its annual conference, the theme of their discussions will be Chaplaincy.