Presbytery Clerk blesses new footbridge
A Kirk minister has blessed a new £840,000 footbridge installed across the widest part of the River Carron near Falkirk.
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UK immigration policy sowing distrust and suspicion
The Church of Scotland is backing a new campaign to challenge the UK Government’s approach to illegal immigration which is leading to destitution, discrimination and distrust.
Glasgow Christian teenagers "terrified" to return to Pakistan
Two teenage Christian brothers fear they will be killed if they are forced to leave Scotland and deported to Pakistan.
Film-maker to be reunited with Kirk minister at UK premiere
A film producer will reunite with the Kirk minister who helped his family after tragedy struck in Bangladesh more than 50 years ago at the Edinburgh premiere of his latest production.
Kirk elder cycles 700 miles around Scotland for charity
An adventurous Kirk elder from Fife cycled nearly 700 miles in just 12 days to raise thousands of pounds for a mental health counselling charity originally started by the Church of Scotland.
Exploring stories of migration and displacement as Kirk returns to Solas Festival
The Church and Society Council, Mission and Discipleship Council and Christian Aid Scotland will all be descending on Perthshire next weekend to take part in the annual Solas Festival.
Go For It project 3D Drumchapel finalists for Scottish Charity of the Year
Church of Scotland grant-funded project 3D Drumchapel was a finalist for Scottish Charity of the Year at the Scottish Charity Awards 2018.
Obituary: Rev Dr George D. W. Grubb
Rev Dr George Grubb, former Parish Minister and Lord Provost of Edinburgh, died peacefully in the morning of Sunday 10 June at the age of 82. He was parish minister at Craigsbank Church in Corstorphine, ...
Churches call for halt to Universal Credit roll-out
The Church of Scotland has joined Christian groups calling for an end to the roll-out of Universal Credit following a “deeply concerning” report from the National Audit Office.
First Minister urges Home Office to treat orphan asylum case with compassion
Nicola Sturgeon has urged the Home Office to “urgently review” the case of a 10-year-old orphan seeking asylum in Scotland and allow him to stay in the only home he has ever known. ...