Video - Moderator seal of approval for Dalbeattie music memory group
The Moderator of the General Assembly has praised Church of Scotland members for the work they do to support people living with dementia and their carers.
The Moderator of the General Assembly has praised Church of Scotland members for the work they do to support people living with dementia and their carers.
Religious leaders from war torn South Sudan say their hopes for peace have been restored thanks to the Church of Scotland.
Rev MaryAnn R Rennie gave the weekly 'Time for Reflection' address in the Scottish Parliament on 13 March 2018
Kirk members are being urged to write to their MPs to call on them to back “important” legislation aimed at reuniting child refugees with their families. ...
St John's church in Gourock had to wait an extra week before welcoming their new minister, Rev Teri Peterson, as the service scheduled for last week was cancelled because of ...
A Church minister has won a top prize for his irreverent magic skills.
Two young women are sleeping rough in Glasgow to raise money for a charity that helps homeless people get back onto their feet.
The Moderator of the General Assembly is embarking on a tour of Dumfries and Galloway tomorrow (March10) to see some of the “good work” being carried out by Church of ...
A statue erected in memory of rent strikes organiser Mary Barbour was unveiled opposite Govan and Linthouse Parish Church in Glasgow today.
A former London nightclub owner has ditched late nights and loud music to lead a Church of Scotland congregation in Fife.
A former Moderator who has spent nearly 20 years campaigning against homelessness has welcomed a Scottish Government decision to accept proposals to eradicate rough sleeping.
In Gorebridge, Midlothian, Rev Mark Nicholas and his team are building an all-ages congregation with a focus on mentoring young people
The Church of Scotland has produced a new resource to help congregations provide pastoral support to people who identify as being transgender and their friends and families.
The world renowned Scottish Diaspora Tapestry will go on display at the Borders Kirk in Carlisle from Tuesday 5 March.
Church members are learning about the Scottish Government’s approach to child wellbeing with the help of Calamari SHANARRI, a knitted octopus with an important message.