81. The Good Web Guide Website Review :Free Church Of Scotland Mt Carmel Branch Davidian Website Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints/MormonsFirst Church of Cyberspace Free church of scotland Jehovah s Witnesses http://www.thegoodwebguide.co.uk/chan_0013/wwwreviews.php3?rev_id=002516

82. KELTY KIRK HOMEPAGE The Kelty Kirk Homepage is the internet presence of Kelty church of scotland, a lively, busy village congregation with a weekly attendance of around 160180 people. We are near Dunfermline in West Fife. http://www.sburton.supanet.com/

THIS SITE IS CURRENTLY UNDERGOING AN UPGRADE. SORRY FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE IF SOME OF THE LINKS YOU WANTED TO FOLLOW ARE NOT YET LIVE! The above links make up the Purpose Statement of Kelty Kirk CONTACT KELTY KIRK SHOP PRESBYTERY . CofS . WEDDINGS LOGO Kelty Church of Scotland can be found at the heart of our community which is near Dunfermline in Fife, Scotland. We are a busy, growing congregation of over 400 members with an average attendance of approxmately 160-180 people at our weekly worship services. We hope you enjoy browsing around our site. If you are not too far away, why not come and pay us a visit sometime. You can easily find us at Junction 4 of the M90 motorway, just north of the Forth Road Bridge. We have a church office which tries to co-ordinate all the issues of communication that are associated with a busy church. The Church Office is based in the church itself with operating hours between 10-12 each Monday to Friday and 7-9pm each Wednesday evening. Telephone (01383) 831 219 E.mail: kelty.kirk@virgin.net

83. United Free Church Of Scotland --  Encyclopædia Britannica United Free church of scotland Encyclopædia Britannica Article. To cite this pageMLA style United Free church of scotland. Encyclopædia Britannica. 2004. http://www.britannica.com/eb/article?eu=76241&tocid=0&query=united church of chr

84. SermonAudio.com - Stornoway Free Church Of Scotland (cont) Stornoway Free church of scotland (cont) Rev David P Murray our guestbook!About Stornoway Free church of scotland (cont), Stornoway is http://www.sermonaudio.com/fcc

Wednesday, June 02, 2004 members, click to sign in My Favorite Things All Our Broadcasters Days Hrs Mins Entire Site Sermons Speakers Broadcasters Plus Members News Items Photos 175 active users Featured: The Olivet Discourse (Part 3) Vince Kluth Notify Sermons by Bible ... Members Only Area Voluntary Support If you enjoy using this site, please consider a voluntary contribution. n_finalURL_120 = "http://www.sermonaudio.com/adredir.asp?AdID=1561"; var n_flashFileURL_120 = "ads/11503125818.swf"; var n_noFlashImg_120 = "ads/sermonaudio.jpg"; Stornoway Free Church of Scotland (cont) Rev David P Murray fcc.sermonaudio.com All Broadcasters Isle of Lewis, Scotland email web Home Page All Sermons All Groups Photo Albums What's New ... Web Links Most Recently Preached Sunday, May 16, 2004 Luke 19:5 Sunday Service Rev. David P Murray Seeking Saviour for sinners Our Latest Additions Seeking Saviour for seeking sinners Rev. David P Murray Better to meet an angry bear Rev. David P Murray Spiritual time travel Rev. David P Murray God: Impossible to please? Rev. David P Murray Where is your wedding garment?

85. Church Of Scotland Society, Religion and Technology Project church of scotland John KnoxHouse, 45 High Street Edinburgh EH1 1SR, Scotland srtp@srtp.org.uk http://www.ncrlc.com/Church-of-Scotland.html

Back to GE-AG Forum - webpage Society, Religion and Technology Project Church of Scotland John Knox House, 45 High Street Edinburgh EH1 1SR, Scotland srtp@srtp.org.uk A Social Contract for Biotechnology: Shared Visions for Risky Technologies? Dr Donald M. Bruce [Paper presented at Third Congress of the European Society for Agriculture and Food Ethics, Florence, 3-5 October 2001] Introduction Future technological developments concerning food, agriculture and the environment face a gulf of social legitimation from a skeptical public and media, in the wake of the crises of BSE, GM food, and foot and mouth disease in the UK. There is distrust of the bioindustry, the regulatory system and the assurances of Government. This paper examines agricultural biotechnology in terms of a social contract, assessing the conditions which would be necessary to re-establish a measure of public trust against a climate of suspicion. A vital factor is how far new shared visions can be found for future developments in this field. Mismatched Visions about Biotechnology A vision is something which motivates us, rooted in certain values which we hold. Prevailing attitudes within the scientific community, the bioindustry, government and regulatory agencies continue to hold a positive vision of biotechnology. These are expressed in terms like discovery, innovation, enhancement, efficiency, sustainability, prosperity, growth and competitivity. Developments should be guided by suitable systems of safety and regulation, but should not be held back by them. Underlying all, and largely taken for granted, is an Enlightenment vision of rational human progress through technology.

86. Page Title Welcome Thank you for visiting our site. St Andrews Church is a congregationof the church of scotland within Dundee Presbytery. http://www.standrewschurch.btinternet.co.uk/

Welcome Thank you for visiting our site St Andrews Church is a congregation of the Church of Scotland within Dundee Presbytery. We are an active Church with a rich history and long associations with the Trades of Dundee. Over the next few pages we would like to tell you about our history, forthcoming events, Parish news and the organisations within our church. Rev. Ian D Petrie 77 Blackness Avenue Dundee Scotland petrieducan@aol.com Please sign our Guest book Sites to visit: Life and Work Parish Education Traidcraft Traidcraft Foundation Website Visitors: Thanks to Sharon Falconer, Alison Brown, Innes Duffus Archivist to the Trades and Ian McCraw local historian for allowing me to use their publishings. Audrey Ower, Joan Byres and Rev. Ian Petrie for helping to gather the information. Thanks also to all the people who have been kind enough to take time to e-mail me with their opinions on this site, they have been most helpful. Ron.

87. Prince Edward Island: Free Church Of Scotland InfoPEI. Index/Churches/Denominations/ Free church of scotland Make a Free Churchof Scotland map. Bangor. Free church of scotland Bangor. Cape Traverse. http://www.gov.pe.ca/infopei/Churches/Denominations/Free_Church_of_Scotland/inde

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88. Church Of Scotland - Laggan church of scotland LAGGAN. http://www.laggan.com/church.htm

CHURCH of SCOTLAND LAGGAN Home Where to Stay What to do What's on ... Monarch of the Glen The present Parish Church in Laggan was built in 1785 and the Duke of Gordon acted as patron.The Minister at the time was Rev. James Grant and the manse was the house at Gaskbeg Farm and he was allowed £20 in lieu of a manse and his stipend was £70. It was however his wife Mrs Anne Grant who is celebrated and remembered for her writings especially "Letters from the Mountains". Her comments reveal the nature of life in the Highlands at the end of the eighteenth century. In the 1800's there was a fire in the church and the interior was rebuilt as it is today. The pine was taken from local forests and the eight pine pillars that hold up the roof are reputed to be unique. The high pulpit and Precentors pulpit below are very distinctive. This put the minister on the same level as the local Lairds, whose pews were upstairs In the gallery, Cluny Macphersons facing the pulpit and Glentruim on the left hand side. It is interesting to note the width of the seats, how they diminish towards the back, where it was standing room only for the coachmen. The stained glass window was also put in at this time. A minister of note was the Rev. Neil Ross who was the minister from 1923 until his death in 1943. Dr Ross was a famous Gaelic and Celtic scholar and was created a C.B.E. in 1938 The organ was donated by Andrew Carnegie in 1911, The church is very active today, its members taking part in all facets of community life.

89. Church Of Scotland In UK Directory: Personal: Religion & Beliefs A-Z church of scotland Find regional units of the church of scotland, which is the PresbyterianChristian Church in this country. Web Search church of scotland. http://www.ukdirectory.co.uk/Dir/?Category=705563,908725,10088512,968243

90. Dunvegan Church Of Scotland Information on the parish, worship services, and congregational life. http://www.skyehigh.co.uk/Church of Scotland1.htm

91. Church Of Scotland church of scotland CofS 121 George Street,, The Church Office Edinburgh, EH2 4YNScotland United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (Europe) Tel http://www.reformiert-online.net:8080/t/eng/adressen/adrsesdt2.jsp?id=1459

92. Archives Hub: Records Of The Church Of Scotland Training College, Edinburgh Records of the church of scotland Training College, Edinburgh. Records ofthe church of scotland Training College, Edinburgh. Student Records. http://www.archiveshub.ac.uk/news/03012302.html

Archives Hub Helpdesk email archiveshub@mimas.ac.uk Phone +44 (0)161 275 6789 Records of the Church of Scotland Training College, Edinburgh Reference GB 0237 EUA CST Title : Records of the Church of Scotland Training College, Edinburgh Dates of creation Held at : Edinburgh University Archives, at Edinburgh University Library, Special Collections Division Extent : 2 metres Access to records in a fragile condition may be restricted. Name of Creator : Church of Scotland Training College, Edinburgh United Free Church of Scotland Training College, Edinburgh Edinburgh Provincial Training Centre Level of Description : fonds Language of Material : eng Administrative/Biographical History Scope and Content Student records 1850-1908, examination records 1857-1907, Scotch Education Department (SED) records 1901-1909, School Committee visiting books 1845-1851, the Currie Club (former students club) 1860-1899. System of Arrangement Records arranged chronologically according to provenance where possible. Administrative Information Custodial History Records were identified and listed as part of the 1995-1999 Non-Formula Funding Scottish Higher Education Funding Council specialised research collections in the Humanities.

93. New College And The Church Of Scotland New College and the church of scotland. New College is not onlythe name of the building in which Edinburgh University s School http://www.div.ed.ac.uk/other/cofscotland.htm

home other information new college and the church of scotland New College and the Church of Scotland 'New College' is not only the name of the building in which Edinburgh University's School of Divinity has its home, and not only a widely used short-hand for the whole School of Divinity and its work. 'New College', in Church of Scotland parlance, is also one of three Colleges of the Church (along with Trinity College, Glasgow, and Christ's College, Aberdeen) in which its candidates for the ministry study theology as part of their formation as ministers. (Candidates may study also in St Mary's College, St Andrews, but the legal situation there is different.) As in the sister colleges, the Principal of New College is a minister of the Church of Scotland, and is appointed by the General Assembly of the Church from the senior academic staff of the School. The Principal, with the College Senate, is responsible to the Church for overseeing the academic part of the training of its candidates. Assisted by the New College Financial Board, the Principal and Senate are also responsible for investments held by the College. Where necessary, the Principal seeks to interpret the Church to the University and the University to the Church. The Senate of New College is composed of the Professors of the School of Divinity (together with the Head of School, if not a professor). Graeme Auld, Professor of Hebrew Bible, was inducted as Principal in October 2002.

94. Church Of Scotland (United Kingdom) This page is part of © FOTW Flags Of The World website church of scotland (UnitedKingdom). Flag of church of scotland. by Chris Pinette, 19 March 2002 http://flagspot.net/flags/gb-s-kos.html

Church of Scotland (United Kingdom) Last modified: by rob raeside Keywords: church of scotland kirk scotland Links: FOTW homepage search write us mirrors by Chris Pinette , 19 March 2002 See also: Scotland United Kingdom Christian Flags

95. THE FREE CHURCH OF SCOTLAND THE FREE church of scotland. Story of The Free church of scotland (in brief)byRev. Ian Allen This church was built in 1844 by the people of the Glen. http://www.angelfire.com/ak2/akeddy/fcos.html

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "angelfire.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" THE FREE CHURCH OF SCOTLAND In Glen Urquhart most of the community supported the Disruption and erected the church and the manse in 1847. In 1900 the minister and most of the congregation joined the Union. However, all the elders and many of the congregation had returned to the Free Church by 1903. The church was destroyed by fire in 1956 and rebuilt shortly after on a much smaller scale. Glen Urquhart: Church located at Oakbank, Milton, 1 mile west of Drumnadrochit on A831 Cannich Road. The above photo of the Church before the fire was graciously sent to me by Rev. Ian Allan, author of "West the Glen". Story of The Free Church of Scotland (in brief)by Rev. Ian Allen This church was built in 1844 by the people of the Glen. The story behind the building of the church is common to many Highland communities of the time, when the "Disruption" took place. It was a most heart-warming story. Briefly at the centre of the story is a spiritual movement that was taking place throughout Scotland. This movement meant that people became very aware that the men in the pulpit and ruling over them in spiritual matters (their ministers) ought to be men who believed in, and preached from, the Bible. However the predominant church in Scotland was the Church of Scotland, and in many places the men who occupied the pulpit were not at all interested in the specifics of Bible teaching. Indeed their life styles were far from commending Bible teaching.

96. Church Of Scotland Committee On Education church of scotland Committee on Education General Secretary Ms Susan Leslie.121 George Street. EDINBURGH. EH2 4YN. Tel 0131 225 5722. Fax 0131 240 2239. http://www.theredirectory.org.uk/orgs/csde.html

Church of Scotland Committee on Education General Secretary: Ms Susan Leslie 121 George Street EDINBURGH Tel: Fax: Email: smleslie@cofscotland.org.uk Website: http://www.churchofscotland.org.uk/ RE-related Organisations - Search A-Z of RE-related Organisations Faith Communities - Search ... Faith Communities (Christian) Page generated:28 May 2004 (Last full update: July 2003) Culham Institute / Tony Parfitt / Melchior

97. St Vincent Street-Milton Free Church Of Scotland Vincent Street in the city centre of Glagow. As a congregation we belong to theFree church of scotland, an evangelical, reformed, presbyterian church. http://www.greekthomsonchurch.com/

//window.defaultStatus="St Vincent Street-Milton Free Church Home Page" home about activities outreach ... news What's on: Sunday: Services are held at 11am and 6.30pm. The International Students' Church also meets at 11am at the church. Midweek meeting: Wednesdays at 7.45pm in the Small Hall. District Bible Studies are held the last wednesday of the month. Details will appear in the notices Keep your eye on: Newsletter Weekly notices Message Board Links page Recent updates: May Newsletter MP3 sermons Site last updated on: 18th May 2004 Welcome to the home page of St. Vincent Street-Milton Free Church who worship in the the Alexander 'Greek' Thomson church on St. Vincent Street in the city centre of Glagow. As a congregation we belong to the Free Church of Scotland , an evangelical, reformed, presbyterian church. The main emphasis of our worship is the preaching of the gospel - the good news of a free and sovereign salvation through Jesus Christ alone. International Students Church There are special services held every week for overseas students. Details can be found in the

98. Buildings  -  Free Church Of Scotland Free church of scotland Offices. Free church of scotland Offices. The Officesof the Free church of scotland as seen from half way up the Mound. http://www.edinphoto.org.uk/0_b/0_buildings_-_free_church_of_scotland.htm

Free Church of Scotland Offices Free Church of Scotland Offices View from half way up The Mound The Presbytery Hall BUILDINGS Canongate Church Canongate Tolbooth Castle Free Church ... Looking down Let the cursor hover over any of the coloured buttons above for an explanation. All items underlined and all small pictures are links.

99. Copyright Notice - Free Church Of Scotland Copyright Notice. Free church of scotland. COPYRIGHT. Reproduced bycourtesy of Free church of scotland. NOTE. The Free Church http://www.edinphoto.org.uk/5/5_copyright_notice_fcs.htm

Free Church of Scotland Reproduced by courtesy of Free Church of Scotland NOTE The Free Church of Scotland was formed by ministers who broke away from the Church of Scotland in 1843. The Hill and Adamson partnership, based at Rock House, produced calotype photos of many of the dissenting ministers. DO Hill used these photos to create his painting of The Disruption , featuring 457 people associated with the disruption, at the First General Assembly of the Free Church of Scotland. This painting measures 12ft x 4ft 8ins. It took Hill 23 years to paint. The painting may, in fact, have been completed by his wife. The painting was purchased by The Free Church of Scotland in 1866, and now hangs in the Free Presbytery Hall of Church of Scotland, 15 North Bank Street, Edinburgh 1 Let the cursor hover over any of the coloured buttons above for an explanation. All items underlined and all small pictures are links.

100. : Church Net UK : Directory : UK Churches : Church Of Scotland : directory uk churches church of scotland Westwood Parish Church TheWebsite for Westwood Church in East Kilbride, Glasgow, Scotland. http://www.churchnet.org.uk/cgi-bin/directory.cgi?sectionid=84

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