Church leaders met with the Scottish Government this week to challenge them on climate change, Brexit and the way they engage with churches as key stakeholders in Scottish society.
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The congregation of Martin’s Memorial in Stornoway are gearing up to host the Hebrides Revival Conference this weekend. The event, which will mark the 70th anniversary of the Hebrides Revival movement, has already sold out and organisers are preparing for 400 people to attend.
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The Moderator of the General Assembly has praised congregations for their “vital” work to support people living with dementia and their carers.
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Inspirational people from across the Church of Scotland’s Social Care Council, CrossReach, were honoured last week during the annual employee awards ceremony.
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Two special commemoration services are being held on Mull of Kintyre tomorrow to mark the 25th anniversary of the RAF Chinook helicopter disaster.Relatives of the 29 people who died are expected to join members of the local community and public figures at Southend Parish Church of Scotland to honour their memories.
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New mission partner in Malawi has a passion for Gaelic
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A minister has embarked on a whirlwind tour of police stations and units across Scotland to express appreciation and admiration for officers and staff.
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From Ascension to Pentecost Christians across Scotland will be taking part in Thy Kingdom Come, a global prayer movement in 114 countries.Starting on Thursday 30 May and continuing until Sunday 9 June people of all ages and backgrounds will be encouraged to come together in prayer.
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The General Assembly has agreed to appoint 12 people to be Assembly Trustees. A selection committee convened by Very Rev Russell Barr presented the names to the General Assembly in line with the reforms passed by the Assembly on Monday (20 May).
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The Church of Scotland’s Housing and Loan Fund is celebrating 50 years since its inception this June. Over the years more than 1,000 people have benefited from its work.
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