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Campbeltown - St Kiaran
A potted history of this Cambeltown church.
http://www.scotland.anglican.org/argyll/campbeltown.htm

Extractions: Except first Sunday in the month when Matins replaces 10.45am Family Communion History Regular Episcopalian worship resumed in Campbeltown in the Town Hall in 1840. In 1850 Bishop Ewing and the Trustees of the congregation bought the old United Secession Church in Argyll Street and the congregation worshipped there until 1891. In that year St Kiaran's was opened for its first service. Canon C T Wakeham, who had become the parish priest in 1884, built both church and rectory and put in much labour himself. Much of the splendid woodwork is his own work. The reredos was designed, shaped by steam and carved by him. Over the years many people have given various articles to the church. Notable among these is a magnificent chalice, "The Campbeltown Chalice", given by Alexander MacAlister of Torrisdale. A modern paten has been made to match the chalice. The lectern was a gift from Sir John Stainer, the famous organist of St Paul's Cathedral, London. The standard candlesticks are old Spanish brass gilt, brought from Spain at the time of the Peninsular War, and given to the church in 1899 or 1900. One of the sets of vestments was made in Brittany by monks and gifted to the church by Niall, 10th Duke of Argyll who was a fervent Episcopalian.
Carmondean Ecumenical Parish Church
Carmondean church is part of the Livingston Ecumenical Parish in Livingston, West Lothian, scotland.The congregation is made up of several denominations worshipping as one body.
http://www.carmondeanchurch.org.uk
Peterhead Methodist Church, Peterhead, Scotland
Peterhead, Aberdeenshire. History, mission statement, contact information, what's on, map and directions. Uses frames. Part of the North of scotland Mission circuit.
http://www.peterhead-methodist.org.uk/
St Mark's Coptic Orthodox Church
Information about the church in scotland, the Coptic faith and the holy family in Egypt.
http://www.vp54.dial.pipex.com/
Old Saint Paul's Church | Welcome
The oldest Episcopal congregation in scotland, worshiping in the traditional anglocatholic style in the heart of Edinburgh's old town.
http://www.osp.org.uk/

Extractions: At Old Saint Pauls the midday mass at 12.20pm each Friday will be offered with intention for justice and peace in Iraq and the Middle East, and the Church will remain open in the afternoon and evening every Friday, for people to offer their own prayer in the silence. People of every faith or none are very welcome to join us at mass, or at any time during the rest of the day. The Friday mass, and focus for the Friday vigil, will be our Memorial Chapel, built to remember over 200 members of Old Saint Pauls who lost their lives in world wars of the 20th century, a place that represents all our memories of the reality of war in the past, and our hopes and prayers for peace in the present.
Britannia: Index: Parish Churches
Britannia's guide to the Parish Churches of England, Wales and scotland. Excellent guide with a great deal of historical and architectural information.
http://britannia.com/church/studies/
Aberdeen Seventh-Day Adventist Church In Scotland, UK
Aberdeen Scottish SDA Churches, Bible studies, Pathfinders, history, events.
http://aberdeensda.tripod.com/

Extractions: Minister: Pastor J Brian McCormac. Telephone: Address: Aberdeen Seventh-Day Adventist Church, 13a Dee Place, Aberdeen AB11 6EF, Scotland, UK. Email: jbrian@mccormac.fsnet.co.uk or jbrian_mccormac@lineone.net Home SDA Beliefs Bible Studies ... Guest Book Welcome to the Aberdeen, Scotland, Seventh-Day Adventist Church website ! Please sign our Guest Book on the homepage. Home Page
St Peter's Free Church, Dundee
Located in Dundee. Information, history, sermon archive, articles about the church in scotland, schedule and contact details.
http://www.stpeters-dundee.org.uk/

Extractions: Thursday night, 6pm and 7.30pm respectively. Discovery club is for primary school aged children and Youth Club for secondary/high school age. For more info click here. Welcome to St Peter's website. Our intention is that this would be an active website, updated every week, which will be of use both to those within the congregation, friends outwith and those who are interested in the history and work of St Peter's. It is also my prayer that those who are not yet believers will benefit from reading some of the material here. To find out more about our church and how we worship please click here.
Home Page Of The Catholic Truth In Scotland
Thoughtprovoking and critical analysis of the state of the Roman Catholic church in scotland. Editorial, newsletter, current news and education information included.
http://www.catholictruth.co.uk/
Rhema Scotland - Rhema Church Kirkcaldy
Established in 1982 as Christian church for the development of people for the work of the ministry. General information, address and contact details.
http://www.rhema-scotland.org/RhemaKirkcaldy.htm
Rhema Scotland - Index
Rhema church, Edinburgh Rhema church, Kirkcaldy - Trailblazers (Children's Ministry) - Frontline Youth, scotland - Women on the Word, UK - Rhema Bible College, scotland and Home Groups, scotland.
http://www.rhema-scotland.org
Shettleston Methodist Church
Shettleston in the eastend of Glasgow, scotland. Services, activities, Sunday School, mission statement, lunch club, photos, contact and links. Part of the Glasgow circuit.
http://www.shettlestonmc.f2s.com/
Erskine Parish Church
Information on worship services, location, and organization.
http://easyweb.easynet.co.uk/ghendry/NEPChurch/nepc.htm
WebChurch - Scotland's Virtual Church
Helping people connect with God and each other. scotland's virtual church touches earth in Newporton-Tay, Fife.
http://www.webchurch.org

Extractions: The WebChurch - The WorldWide Virtual Church from Scotland The WebChurch is Scotland's first virtual church. Consider it your spiritual home on the Internet. The WebChurch exists to help you connect with God. And as you seek to connect with God - be assured He will connect with you..... Why not drop into the
Dunfermline Abbey
Dunfermline Abbey whose foundation goes back to 1072, was built by King David I of scotland in honour of his mother the saintly Queen Margaret. Over the centuries since that time the Abbey has exerted a profound Christian influence and, in these present days, the Abbey church of Dunfermline continues to witness to the Christian Faith in its worship services, and varied organisational life.
http://www.dunfabbey.freeserve.co.uk/main.htm
St.George's Church Dumfries
Information on worship services, denominational ties, members, organizations, history, and congregational life.
http://members.aol.com/buwert/
Marriages Scotland, CT. Windham County
Alphabetical list by groom's last name of marriages at the Congregational church in the 1700's.
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Fields/4791/marriagescotland.html
Index
Information on worship services, vision, location, prayer concerns, and congregational life.
http://www.vint.co.uk/
New Page 1
Information on worship services, location, church staff, and programs for all ages.
http://www.geocities.com/hillhouse2/
City Of Scotland, Arkansas
Provides a local business, school, and church directory for the Van Buren county community.
http://www.geocities.com/scotland_ar/

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