ONE OF Glasgow’s oldest churches is hosting a festival of music, learning and worship to mark a milestone anniversary.

Burntisland Parish Church is thought to be the first church built in Scotland after the Reformation and still in use, but it could put up for sale - and such a move could end 430 years of ...

Nine community members urged the Montgomery County Council to allocate $400,000 toward restoration of the Scotland AME Zion ...

PORT Glasgow's New Parish Church has secured Church of Scotland funding to add two members of staff to its team. The Seeds for Growth grant will allow the church to employ a full-time development ...

Discover the enchanting allure of Rosslyn Chapel, where history and mystery intertwine beneath newly unveiled lights, ...

Cardinal Beaton instigated an inquisition-style regime against Protestant "heresy" at St Andrews- the centre of the Scottish Church. In 1528, Patrick Hamilton became Scotland's first Protestant ...

That would have been the 1800s.” St. Joan of Arc was built next followed by St. Isaac Jogues Catholic School and St. Lucy and St. Margaret of Scotland Church. Commyn said the parishes in the northern ...

The aim is to hold a public meeting to gauge whether there is sufficient interest and support for such a project. The Church of Scotland put the building up for sale in November 2023 after concluding ...

Famous in Scotland for his skill on the field, the Glasgow Celtic legend was equally admired for his quiet holiness and deep ...

Half of Scotland's 32 councils withdrew from the Health and Wellbeing census organised and promoted by the Scottish Government amid concerns about a lack of informed consent and worries over ...

Gabriel Chapel A.M.E. Zion Church can trace its roots back to 1866. It was built by freed Black families in Cuffeytown, the oldest self-sustaining African American community in Virginia.

Captain Andy Robertson was Scotland's hero with a stoppage-time winner to snatch a 2-1 victory over Poland which secured them a Nations League relegation lifeline. Scotland knew it was win or bust ...