Rt Rev Colin Sinclair, the Moderator of the Church of Scotland, will spend four days next week visiting CrossReach social care projects to find out more about the charity's crucial work across Scotland. Over four ...
As news came of renewed violence in Syria the Moderator Rt Rev Colin Sinclair has asked us all to pray for all who suffer in the conflict. We spoke to the Church's Middle East Secretary ...
Do you find the thought of talking about Jesus to friends, neighbours, classmates or colleagues daunting? Or are wondering what happens if people raise a challenging question or objection to which you're unable to respond? ...
A Fife woman has been recognised for leading a Sunday School for 51 years.
Rt Rev Colin Sinclair, the Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, discussed the place of Church buildings in our emotions as he delivered the Scottish Churches Trust's Marion Fraser Lecture on ...
As the Church of Scotland continues its challenging work on the three-year radical action plan which was approved by this year's General Assembly, we call on those from across the Church to join together in ...
A champion of the Church in rural Scotland has been inducted into full-time parish ministry.
Following reports of renewed conflict in Syria, the Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, Rt Rev Colin Sinclair, shares a prayer for peace and protection in the region. Dear God,We pray ...
A church knitting group has been recognised in the Scottish Parliament for its contribution to the community, including making special Harry Potter scarves for children in hospital.
Five ministers who are pioneering innovative ways of spreading the Gospel across Scotland are to provide a fascinating insight into their work.
A special church service to mark Rev Dr George Whyte's formal installation as Chaplain-in-Ordinary within Her Majesty's Household has taken place in Edinburgh this week. Dr Whyte, the Principal Clerk of the Church of Scotland, ...
Four churches based in West Edinburgh have started their journey towards becoming living wage employers.Corstorphine Old Parish, St Ninian's, St Anne's and St Andrew's Clermiston churches are working together to ...
This Challenge Poverty week churches across Scotland are welcoming a new online tool, which allows anyone to see at a glance what their area looks like in terms of poverty— ...
As the Church of Scotland continues its challenging work on the three-year radical action plan which was approved by this year's General Assembly, we call on those from across the Church to join together in ...
Churches across Scotland will be taking part in Challenge Poverty Week, which this year runs from 7-13 October 2019. Created by the Poverty Alliance partnership, the week-long campaign gives us the opportunity to raise our ...