Church of Scotland

He also joined the Church of Scotland in that same year.

In 1820, became closer connected with the Church of Scotland.

They were deposed by the Church of Scotland the following year.

They had two daughters and one son, who became a minister in the Church of Scotland.

These views led to his suspension from the Church of Scotland in 1728.

The Church of Scotland was torn by several disputes over the years.

Approximately 196 women are now ministers in the Church of Scotland.

In 1739 the Church of Scotland restored his status as a minister.

If the church of Scotland were episcopal now, we might put him into that: he would be an honour to it!

A Church of Scotland home where young women in trouble were sent to have their babies.

According to myth or other stories, his "father was thought to have been a Church of Scotland minister."

Some ministers stayed in the Church of Scotland to work out their differences.

This time, however, it was intended solely for the Church of Scotland.

I think there could be a division within the Church of Scotland".

The Church of Scotland adopted the document, without amendment, in 1647.

Robert became a minister in the Church of Scotland.

A Church of Scotland congregation is led by its minister and elders.

There is a Church of Scotland church and a primary school.

Later he was ordained by the Church of Scotland as a minister to the deaf.

The Church of Scotland has hit out at local and central government for failing to bridge the care gap.

He also became an elder of the Church of Scotland.

A Free Church of Scotland was opened in 1843 but that is now used as a private home.

The Sovereign's relationship to the Church of Scotland is different.

Most interesting point here is that an English town has a Church of Scotland.

This article concerns the Free Church of Scotland after 1900.