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WORSHIP IN SCOTS
The following range of resources - reflections, poems,
prayers, songs, drama and other archived worship material
- has been provided by the Church's Scots Language in
Worship Group. It is suitable for private devotions,
Scots Language Services and bi-lingual worship. Any
comments or suggestions on this section would be welcome
and should be e-mailed to the Office of Worship and
Doctrine by clicking
here.
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from 2007 until 2010, visit our guide
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New Testament readings in Scots
The Scots Language Centre provides weekly readings from the New Testament in Scots translated by William Lorrimer and read by Tom Fleming. You can listen to the current reading below which is kindly provided from its website at www.scotslanguage.com.
The Kirk's Ear
Scots i the Kirk i Advent
Scots i the Kirk at Christmas an Epiphanie
Scots i the Kirk at the Baptism O
Jesus
Scots i the Kirk i Lent
Scots i the Kirk i Easter an Ascensioun
Tide
Scots i the Kirk at Pentecost
Scots i the Kirk for Aa Saunts an Aa Sauls
Scots i the Kirk o Christ the King
Scots i the Kirk at Saunt Andra's
Tide
Wurship Ouk bi Ouk
Auld Testament Scripter
Saums for Singin
Hymes an Gudelie Sangs
Blauds o Prayers
Antrin Short Wurds for Wurship
Sacraments
(For Saums 72, 122 an 126 see Saums
for Singin ablo)
| Prayer an Sang at the Lichtin o Advent Cannles |
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| Prayers - Lichtin the Rod tae
Christmas - wi Saunt John |
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| A Scots Advent bi David Ogston |
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| Paraphrase - Ane sang o the Prophet Micah-
bi R Ree |
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| Paraphrase - The Sang o Mary - bi Wedderburn |
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| Carrell - Dirk afore Dawin - bi Etta
Gracey Stoee |
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| Carrell - The Cushat - bi R Ree |
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| Carrell - The Nicht is Near Gane - bi
Wedderburn and Ree |
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Scots i the Kirk
at Christmas an Epiphanie
(For Saums 8 an 72 see Saums for
Singin ablo)
| Five readins
din intil Scots bi David Ogston:
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A Scots Nativitie
bi
Donald Smith
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| Yule-tide a sermon bi D Gibb Mitchell |
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| Christmas Carol and The Three Kings bi
Alexander Gray |
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| Carrell: The Herd's Sang |
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| Carrell: A Bonnie Bairn
wis Born |
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Carrell: Yule E-en bi
Ivo Clark |
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| Carrell: Illuminare Jerusalem |
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| Ivo's Christmas Carrell |
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| Carrell: The Vigil |
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| Carrell: In the Stable |
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Scots i the Kirk
at the Baptism O Jesus For Saum 29 see Saums for Singin
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Whan Jesus
wis bapteezit bi Jamie Stuart |
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| Jordan Watter bi Gavin McEwen |
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Scots i the Kirk i Lent
(For Saums 121, 126 an 130 see Saums
for Singin ablo)
| Readin - Saum 22 - P Hateley Waddell |
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| Readin - Saum 51 - P Hateley Waddell |
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| Readin - The Sufferin Servant - P Hateley
Waddell |
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| Readin - Anent Fastin - Jamie Stuart |
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Lent Symbol Sequence
wi Prayers
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Dramatic readin - The Path o Dule
bi Donald Smith
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| Hyme - Linkin Hame bi Alexander Halliday |
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| Hyme for Palm Sunday bi Alistair Taylor |
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Scots i the Kirk
i Easter an Ascensioun Tide
(for Saums 67, 93, 100, 133 an 150 see Saums
for Singin ablo)
John 21 i Shetland Scots
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The Road
til Emmaus frae 'A Scots Gospel'
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Three singin versions o Psalm 23 i
differin dialects
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Three poems for Paisch
and Ascensioun bi Ivo Clark
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| Man ye were
safe bi David Ogston |
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His face it wis sae
doonward bent bi David Ogston
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| W L Lorimer
bi Alistair Halden |
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| Twal Scottish
Ikons bi David Ogston - a meditatioun for
Ascensioun |
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Scots i the Kirk at Pentecost
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Saum 104, vv 24-34
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Pentecost e'en Prayers
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Poem - Pentecost
- bi Ivo M Clark
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Poem - Win at Blaws
- bi George MacDonald
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Scots i the Kirk for Aa Saunts
an Aa Sauls
For Saum 131 see Saums for Singin
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| A Sang o Zion bi George Macdonald |
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Scots i the Kirk o Christ the King
For Saums 93 an 100 see Saums for
Singin ablo
| Jesus afore Pilate bi Jamie Stuart |
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Scots
i the Kirk at Saunt Andra's Tide
Sen circa 750 Saunt Andra hes bin seen as the
patron saunt o Scotland. Ilk ear on Saunt Andra's Day,
30 November, we maun cun thanks til God for him, and pray
at like til Andra we'll listen the caa of the Lord. Here's
sum wurds tae yuise an share.
| Saums 1 & 87 |
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| Hoo Andra
brocht his brither tae Jesus:
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| Sheena Blackhall's sang:
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| Alistair Halden's Andra:
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| Ivo M Clark's St Andra:
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| Bill MacMillan's Five
bere laifs an twa fishes: |
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Auld Testament Scripter
| AMOS - owerset bi Duncan Sneddon |
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Saums for Singin
| Saum 8 |
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| Saum 11 |
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| Saum 29 |
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| Saum 67 |
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| Saum 72 |
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| Saum 93 |
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| Saum 100 |
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| Saum 117 |
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| Saum 121 |
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| Saum 122 |
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| Saum 123 |
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| Saum 125 |
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| Saum 126 |
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| Saum 127 |
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| Saum 130 |
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| Saum 131 |
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| Saum 133 |
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| Saum 134 |
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| Saum 150 |
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Doric owersettin o saums 1, 2, 3 an 23 bi Bruce K Gardner
an o saum 137 bi Gordon Booth (an monie ither things)
is amang the Doric Poems i the Elphinstone Kist at www.abdn.co.uk/elphinstone/kist
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| 'At the End o the Ear' Joyce Collie |
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| 'Hameower Wirds' bi Alistair Taylor |
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| 'The Wird' bi Alistair Taylor |
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See the Scots i the Kirk
series for the Kirk's ear abuin an aa.
A wheen sangs an solos frae the mission haa is at
www.sacredscotchsolos.blogspot.com
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Blauds o Prayers
| Three Versions o the Lord's Prayer |
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| Invocation o the Halie Taranty frae 'Carmina Gadelica'
- owerset by David Ogston |
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| God's grace - Martin Luther |
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| The Stars ar Steady - George Macdonald |
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| God's image - Jim Merrilees |
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| Come gentle Spirit - Robin Ree |
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Antrin Short
Wurds for Wurship
| Saum 23 - Twa Dugs - a tale
bi Bill Macmillan |
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| Saum 149 v1 - in cunnin thanks for choral music
Tae Sing like a Lintie - bi Bill Macmillan |
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| Matthew Ch5 v9 - 'The Prince o Pace -
a sermon bi Jim Campbell |
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| Luke Ch6 v27 - The Lyon an the Mous -
a bairn rhyme bi Alistair Haldane |
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| Luke Ch10 vv25-37 - Wha's my Neibour?
- a Godlie Ballant bi George MacDonald |
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| Luke Ch10 vv29-37 - The Hailler - a sermon
bi Jim Campbell |
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| Luke Ch16 vv19-31 - This Side an That
- a Godlie Ballant bi George MacDonald |
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| Romans 7.19 - Warld Kirk - a sermon bi
Robert K Mackenzie |
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| 1 Corinthians Ch9 v22b - The Guiser -
a sermon bi Robert K Mackenzie |
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Sacraments
| John Ch21 v25 - a Sermon for Halie
Baptism - bi Robert K Mackenzie |
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| A Chrystit Bairn bi Bill MacMillan |
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| Prayers an Hechts for a Bairn's Baptism
bi David Ogston |
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| Matthew Ch25 vv1-12 - a Sermon for the Lord's
Supper - bi David Ogston |
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| Prayers at Halie Communion bi David Ogston |
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450th Anniversarie O the First Reformed
Celebration O the Lord's Sipper i Scotland
The Church of Scotland is marking the 450th anniversary
of the Reformed celebration of the Lord's Supper at Calder
House by John Knox.
The enlarged Calder House,
incorporating that of Knox's time
The range of resources to commemorate this special
anniversary have been provided by the Scots Language
Working Group and the Gaelic Group of the Office for
Worship and Doctrine. Included is the order for the
Lord's Supper from the Book
of Common Order introduced to Scotland from Geneva
in 1560 and prescribed by the General Assemblies of
1562 and 1564. It came to be known at Knox's
Liturgy. John Carswell (1525 to 1572), minister
of Kilmartin and superintendent of Argyll, translated
it into Gaelic at his home, Carnasserie Castle.
| The order for the Lord's Supper from
Knox's Liturgy: |
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| The Lord's Supper translated into
16th century Gaelic: |
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| The Lord's Supper done into Scots: |
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| A commemorative bilingual order of
service with prayers: |
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Gaelic language resources
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You can also visit our dedicated
Gaelic pages online
here where you can find a host of information,
worship resources and the monthly Gaelic supplement
to the Church's award-winning magazine, Life
and Work.
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