A minister with close ties to the Royal Family addressed the Scottish Parliament today - three days after the Coronation of King Charles III. Rev Ken MacKenzie, minister of the Parish of Braemar and Crathie
A Palestinian Christian farmer with a message of peace will speak in Edinburgh about living under the threat of having his farmland, which is situated in the occupied West Bank, confiscated by the Israeli authorities.
Displaced Ukrainians have visited an emergency support service hosted by the Church of Scotland in Switzerland around 5,000 times over the last year. The Scots Kirk in Lausanne was instrumental in setting up the Ukraine
The theme of service is at the heart of the Liturgy for King Charles' coronation next weekend, The Liturgy for Westminster Abbey service, which has just been published by Lambeth Palace, will highlight King Charles'
A new report on the Church of Scotland's connections to the transatlantic slave trade has been published. The research covers a 131-year period between the Act of Union in 1707, which led to the creation
The Church of Scotland's 2023 General Assembly will meet in the Assembly Hall in Edinburgh from Saturday 20 May to Thursday 25 May. The General Assembly makes Church law, reviews work that is underway and
Crown Court Church in Covent Garden, the Kirk's oldest congregation in England, will play host to a celebration of the upcoming Coronation with a special service this Sunday, on the same weekend that the Stone
Airdrie's New Wellwynd Parish Church is celebrating King Charles III's coronation by helping good causes in the area at the new monarch's own suggestion. In addition to opening on Saturday, 6th May, to allow people
Parish minster Rev Anikó Schütz Bradwell has spoken of the importance of providing more than just spiritual support as part of her Christian service. Ms Schütz Bradwell, who has been minister of the joint parish
As the focus of Scottish politics remains largely concentrated on the difficulties faced by one party, a minister has reminded MSPs of the "stress and anxiety" felt by thousands of people due to the ongoing
Rt Rev Dr Iain Greenshields, Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, will begin a busy programme of events in Clyde Presbytery this weekend for a visit which will include an ecumenical
King Charles will today personally thank Church of Scotland members for their work to make a positive difference in the lives of people in their communities. The 15 men and women will be presented with
As migration and the question of how the UK treats people seeking asylum dominate headlines, Christians from a wide range of backgrounds gathered to discuss their role in welcoming New Scots. The Journeying with New
A leading light of the Church of Scotland Guild in Lanarkshire has been thanked for a half century of continued service with the award of a 50 years long-service certificate. Clare MacKenzie, who is member
Men are being invited to learn how they can play a part in preventing violence against women at an online workshop. The men-only event, "What's a Man to Do? ", will run between 6. 30pm