Thousands to march in honour of Holocaust 'hero' Jane Haining
Around 15,000 people will march through the streets of Budapest this weekend to commemorate a brave Scot who laid down her life to protect Jewish school girls.
News
A prayer in challenging times - Jo Love
Over the coming weeks, as the UK faces huge changes in our relationships with the EU and as Rt Rev Susan Brown, the Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, invites congregations ...
Still Game stars officially open community shop
Two stars of hit series Still Game have officially opened a community shop in the east-end of Glasgow.
Former Navy chaplain returns full-time to the pulpit after 26 years
A former Navy chaplain has returned to parish ministry 26 years after he was first ordained.Rev Scott Brown, who retired as Chaplain of the Fleet in 2015, has been inducted ...
Edinburgh kirk provides safe haven for rough sleepers
A Church of Scotland congregation in Edinburgh has converted one of its buildings into a care shelter for up to 75 rough sleepers.
Ayrshire church hosts training to help churches reach out to dads
A special two-hour evening session, aimed at helping churches offer support to father figures in the community, will be held at Newton Wallacetown Church of Scotland in Ayr on Thursday ...
Stirling church hosts holiday club with lunchtime meals for school children
St Mark's Church in Stirling is offering a lunchtime holiday club this week featuring games, activities and fun for around 40 local schoolchildren.
A prayer in challenging times - MaryAnn Rennie
Over the coming weeks, as the UK faces huge changes in our relationships with the EU and as Rt Rev Susan Brown, the Moderator of the General Assembly of the ...
Alloa Kirk member named as next Youth Moderator
An Alloa Kirk member who has raised thousands of pounds for charity has been named as the next Youth Moderator of the Church of Scotland.Dana McQuater, 23, recently raised over ...
Scots Holocaust heroine helped Jewish people emigrate to Britain
Holocaust heroine saved "many" Jews from certain death by helping them emigrate to Britain, according to new research.
Guild encourages churches to walk and talk together this Easter
The Guild, Girls' Brigade Scotland and The Boys' Brigade have joined together to launch ‘The Big Footprint' – an all-ages event planned for Holy Saturday (20 April) and Easter Sunday ...
Kirk calls for climate justice in rally outside Scottish Parliament
Climate justice could come one step closer if the Scottish Government agrees to create bold emissions targets as part of the latest Climate Change Bill.
Moderator embarks on tour of the Presbytery of England
The Moderator of the General Assembly has embarked on a visit to the Presbytery of England, beginning in the Channel Islands.Rt Rev Susan Brown is spending a total of nine ...
Aberdeenshire church welcomes newly ordained minister
A Church of Scotland in Aberdeenshire has welcomed a new minister to their parish after three years of vacancy.Rev Andrew Morrison, 27, was ordained and inducted at Arbuthnott, Bervie and ...
Cross gifted to war hero on display at Paris Kirk
A large wooden cross gifted to a war hero minister has been rehung in his former church after languishing in a cellar for nearly 20 years.
Moderator visits 'life changing' Kirk backed projects
Inspirational and life changing.That is how the Moderator of the General Assembly described work carried out by three Church-backed projects in Glasgow.
Moderator helps celebrate Glasgow radio station run by young people
The Moderator of the General Assembly has praised the work of a Glasgow-based radio station which is run entirely by young people.Rt Rev Susan Brown joined the team of Bolt ...
A prayer in challenging times — Rt Rev Susan Brown
During this time of uncertainty, as the UK faces huge changes in our relationship with the EU, Rt Rev Susan Brown, the Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church ...
Climate Justice - "Them and us is a myth we can no longer tolerate"
A Kirk minister has urged MSPs to "look wide" and think "globally" when making decisions to tackle climate change.
Church Army report reveals the value of Messy Church
Research commissioned by the Archbishops' Council of the Church of England has found that a form of church created to include families with young children is reaching a large number ...