The Moderator of the General Assembly attended a special service to mark the bicentenary of a Fife church. Rt Rev Sally Foster-Fulton said it was a privilege to join in with the celebrations at Pathhead
A prayer from the Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, Rt Rev Sally Foster-Fulton, to mark Holocaust Memorial Day. How your heart breaks when we hate and hurt each other. How
The inspiring story of a legendary athlete immortalised in the film Chariots of Fire is being explored at a special event to mark the centenary of the Olympic Games in Paris. 'The Life and Death
Any list of most successful female singers of all time will include the name of the late Whitney Houston. Amongst her best-known songs is How will I know? which was released in 1985 and went
As locum minister for Juniper Green Parish Church in Edinburgh, Rev Susan Galloway is on familiar territory. Juniper Green was one of the churches where Mrs Galloway was on a placement as part of her
New courses aimed at encouraging people to explore their faith as well as supporting local church office holders in their roles have been added to the Church of Scotland Learning platform. Since being endorsed by
The Moderator of the General Assembly and a Catholic Archbishop have visited the country's national facility for women in custody. Rt Rev Sally Foster-Fulton and Most Rev Leo Cushley, Roman Catholic Archbishop and Metropolitan of
Kirsty Forsyth had not met any deacons when she went to her first Church of Scotland vocations conference. But when she heard people talking about the Diaconate, she knew it was the form of ministry
Beginning on Thursday 18 January, churches around the world will mark the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity over a period of eight days between the feasts of St Peter and St Paul. The annual
Scottish MPs have been urged to resist passing the Safety of Rwanda (Asylum and Immigration) Bill and to vote against any amendments that would create further restrictions on the lives of people seeking asylum. The
The beginning of 2024 marks the start of a new chapter for the Church of Scotland across the north of Scotland with the creation of Clèir Eilean Ì, a single presbytery which will cover almost
An ambitious project to renovate Eyemouth Parish Church in the Borders, which has improved the usable space available for the congregation and wider community, has been completed costing nearly £500,000. The changes have included installing
The Scottish Government has been urged to help end a "decade of torment and tragedy" and reunite a refugee with her shattered family. The plea to assist Kaltouma Haroun Ibrahim, whose husband and two surviving
Two Readers, who are both based in Fife and who have recently been set apart, reflect on their journey to their new roles within the Church of Scotland. Providing Ministry of Word to congregations, such
Hospitality will be at the heart of ministry for Rev David Sim following his ordination and induction to the parish of Fort William Kilmallie, linked with Kilmonivaig. For Mr Sim, Christian hospitality is about much