Sunday parking charges proposal branded a tax on free worship
Controversial plans to introduce on-street Sunday parking charges in Glasgow have been branded a "tax on the right to free worship"
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My Living Lent: Rt Rev Susan Brown
During the 40 day season of Lent, Christians may fast or give up some of their usual routine to give time to personal examination and to reflect on their relationship with God. This year, the ...
New festival launched to help tackle violence against women
Talks, workshops and a specially commissioned animation that will be projected in public are all part of #AnyWomenAnywhere, a mini-festival taking place in Edinburgh to raise awareness of violence against ...
Church provides community with lifesaving equipment
A Stirlingshire church has installed a lifesaving defibrillator in a bid to turn ordinary people into First Responders.
VIDEO - Hamilton church seeking choir members for Big Band fun
An open invitation is being extended to the people of Hamilton to join an energetic "Big Band" community choir.
New book by Kirk minister recounts spiritual experience of pilgrimage
A new book written by Rev Dr Richard Frazer documenting his experiences traveling the pilgrimage route of Santiago de Compostela in 2012 is being released this April.
VIDEO - A new support programme to help congregations welcome refugees and asylum seekers
VIDEO - A new project has been launched to support the integration of refugees and asylum seekers into Scottish communities.
Dundee church teaches cooking on a budget with 'wonder box' workshops
Lochee Parish Church in Dundee is piloting innovative ‘wonder box' workshops to help people cut their food costs and improve their cooking skills. Local community members chose the wonder box ...
National Youth Assembly launches appeal to help child bereavement support charity
The Church of Scotland's National Youth Assembly has launched a new online fundraising appeal to help support families affected by the death of a child.
Scotland must have a net zero carbon emissions economy by 2050
Scottish legislators have been urged to commit to delivering a net zero carbon emissions economy by 2050 at the "very latest".
You're invited— to visit your local mosque
Mirella Yandoli, Interfaith Officer for the Church of Scotland, tells us why she has benefited from visiting mosques and learning about the Muslim faith.
Too many people 'left to live on thin air' - MSPs urged to build a fairer society
The Moderator of the General Assembly has urged MSPs to put the most vulnerable people in society at the heart of political decision making.
Churches call for prayer during Brexit discussions
Churches Together in Britain and Ireland have called on Christians and all people of faith and goodwill to set aside time for prayer about Brexit.
London Kirk celebrates 300 years of faith with unique musical commission
A Church of Scotland based in the heart of London's Covent Garden will celebrate its 300th anniversary this year with a unique commission.One of two Kirk congregations in the UK ...
Queen attends service honouring army chaplains
It was 100 years ago to the day that the Army Chaplains' Department were renamed the Royal Army Chaplains, in honour of their outstanding service in the First World War. ...
Chaplain celebrates science with Dinosaur Sunday
This weekend a special 'Dinosaur Sunday' service will celebrate the insights of science and provide fun activities for children of all ages to engage with the topic.Led by Environmental Chaplain ...
Take up the challenge to tackle climate change this Lent
During the season of Lent, which starts on Wednesday 6 March, church members are being invited to make a change to their lifestyles that will help make a positive difference ...
Conference to discuss the role of the Westminster Confession of Faith
A conference will look at the changing role of the Westminster Confession of Faith in the modern era.Formally adopted by the Church of Scotland in 1647, the document has shaped ...
Applications sought for this year's Moderator's Prize for schools
Do you know of a church and school partnership that deserves recognition? Why not encourage them to apply for this year's Moderator's Prize?
Church refurbishment project recognised in Scottish Parliament
An ambitious project to transform a church into a multipurpose community hub has been recognised in the Scottish Parliament.