Religion
in Scotland
Scottish
Christian Web-Base
provides more than 500 links to hundreds of Scottish churches
of all denominations, organisations and individuals whose websites
tell the world about their beliefs. The churches are listed alphabetically
and by geographical area (with a map finder too). There are also
sections on Web evangelism, how-to's, tips, tutorials - and downloads...
ChurchNet
UK and through their pages to Roman
Catholic Church and Scottish
Episcopal Church.
The
Free Church
of Scotland site has a history of the church, sermons, lectures
and a "church finder." There are also some psalms and
sermons in Real Audio.
Free
Presbyterian Church of Scotland was founded in 1893 as a breakaway
from the Free Church and is known as a consistent defender of
certain of the doctrines and practices of the Scottish Reformation
including unaccompanied singing from the 1650 Scottish Psalter.
The
Scottish
Episcopal Church Web site contains links to the seven dioceses
of the church in Scotland.
Glasgow
Mosque has illustrations of the mosque and background information
on Muslims in the West of Scotland.
Reformed
Presbyterian Church (Covenanted) also known as "Steelites"
defends the old Covenanter views.
The
Salvation
Army has a list of Sally Anne locations in UK and Scotland,
plus news, and an electronic "War Cry".
Amos
Scripture Care Trust was voted 'Scottish Christian Website
of the Year' in 1999. They promote Scriptures on laminated ‘credit’
size cards.
Pontifical
Scots College, Rome was founded 400 years ago after the Reformation
made it impossible to train priests in Scotland, it is now one
of three seminaries dedicated to the education of men preparing
to serve as priests in the dioceses of Scotland. The site has
historical information, details of the 400th anniversary, a picture
gallery and links to sites of religious or Scottish interest.
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