This October, Place for Hope and its partners, including the Kirk’s Glasgow Presbytery team, are hosting the ‘Gathering in Glasgow on Conflict and Faith’ at the Royal Concert Hall and the Adelaide Place Baptist Church. The three-day event will explore the nature of conflict faced by churches and faith communities, and the ways we can work together in conflict transformation.

This October, Place for Hope and its partners, including the Kirk’s Glasgow Presbytery team, are hosting the ‘Gathering in Glasgow on Conflict and Faith’ at the Royal Concert Hall and the Adelaide Place Baptist Church. The three-day event will explore the nature of conflict faced by churches and faith communities, and the ways we can work together in conflict transformation.

A minister who cycled more than 170 miles around the Presbytery of Inverness for charity has described the experience as “just amazing”.Rev Robert Brookes, of Cawdor with Croy & Dalcross, visited every Kirk in the area by bike over three days to highlight the challenges congregations are facing.

A minister who cycled more than 170 miles around the Presbytery of Inverness for charity has described the experience as “just amazing”.Rev Robert Brookes, of Cawdor with Croy & Dalcross, visited every Kirk in the area by bike over three days to highlight the challenges congregations are facing.

VIDEO – It is a unique role that provides the Moderator with an unparalleled glimpse into the breadth of society.

VIDEO – It is a unique role that provides the Moderator with an unparalleled glimpse into the breadth of society.

Two teenage asylum seekers described as a credit to Scotland are celebrating after winning their battle to escape deportation to Pakistan.

This weekend’s National Youth Assembly (NYA) will be the last in its current format, but it’s planned to be just as inspiring and engaging as in previous years. This time around, the team will be sharing exciting new plans for the future of young adults across the Church of Scotland, as well as discussing key topics such as hate speech, missional buildings and testimony and confirmation.

Hard-pressed families across Scotland are increasingly turning to “school uniform banks” run by Kirk congregations.

A window commissioned more than 100 years ago by the Scottish-American industrialist Andrew Carnegie has been dedicated in Dunfermline.The stunning memorial to his family was made by Tiffany Glass in 1913 and was destined to be installed in the Abbey Church.