101. Church Of Scotland the project the collections biographies multimedia researchuses. church of scotland. Notes and Essays (17431794); Sermons http://www.nahste.ac.uk/corp/c/GB_0237_NAHSTE_C0546/

the project the collections biographies multimedia ... research uses Church of Scotland Notes and Essays Sermons Sermons by the Revd. Dr. John Walker Correspondence and Loose Papers ... Letter to Sir Andrew Crombie Ramsay from David Landsborough

102. Church Of Scotland, Establishment And Disestablishment church of scotland, Establishment and disestablishment. Dubitationes de Actu1692 (16921694); Some things relating to the church of scotland (1694); http://www.nahste.ac.uk/subj/c/167/

the project the collections biographies multimedia ... research uses Church of Scotland, Establishment and disestablishment David Gregory Papers Dedication of the Presb: Eloquenio to the E of Crawford Dubitationes de Actu 1692 Some things relating to the Church of Scotland ... Letter to Sir Andrew Crombie Ramsay from David Landsborough

103. Gillespie Memorial Church The congregation of Gillespie Memorial Church seeks to be a family and a light for Jesus Christ in the centre of Dunfermline. http://www.gillespiechurch.com

BasicBible-Bible Study BasicBeliefs-BibleStudy ChristianAid ChurchInformation ... YouthChurch Gillespie Memorial Church of Scotland Welcome. We hope this site provides you with useful information about Gillespie Church, its events and the family of around 400 people, who are the body of His Church. " . . and you will receive a rich welcome into the eternal kingdom of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ " ( 2 Peter 1 v 11 Our Mission Statement Gillespie Memorial Church seeks to be a family and a light for Jesus Christ in the centre of Dunfermline by : L iving for God as individuals and as a community. O pening our doors to others in fellowship, love, hope and faith. V aluing those we meet of all ages and backgrounds. E ncouraging people to experience the challenge of the Kingdom of God in their everyday lives. visitor number What's New? T he Basic Bible (Bible studies by Gordon Reid) Basic Beliefs (Bible studies by Gordon Reid) Motto 2004 [ Home ] Bible Studies/Sermons Links Search What'sNew Send feedback, comments, suggestions to webmaster@gillespiechurch,org

104. Barclay Church Of Scotland Information for visitors to and members of Barclay Church, Tollcross, Edinburgh http://www.barclaychurch.org.uk

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105. UNIVERSALISM An article from the Free church of scotland, which demonstrates that the doctrine of universalism involves gross misinterpretations of Scripture. http://freechurch.org/finlayson/mans_destiny8.html

UNIVERSALISM History of Universalism Eternal Hope The Doctrinal Basis of Universalism That this doctrine has been congenial to human nature there is ample evidence stretching back to the day when our first parents heard and heeded the assurance: "Ye shall not surely die." Jeremiah lamented that his heart within him was broken because of the false prophets of his day who sought to curry favour with their hearers by proclaiming: "The Lord has said, Ye shall have peace; and they say unto every one that walketh after the imagination of his own heart, No evil shall come upon you" (Jer. xxiii, 17). The doctrine of Universalism is related to certain manifestations of the being and character of God given to us in the Scriptures. It is related, for example, to the character of God as Love. Love here is equated with benevolence that cannot inflict pain or suffering on His creatures, except for an end consistent with His benevolence. All suffering is, therefore, remedial and has in view the reformation and restoration of the sinner, if not in this life, then in the life to come. Here the divine benevolence and the happiness of man alone are brought into view, and all other aspects of God's nature and man's are disregarded. As regards God, it creates a false antithesis between righteousness and love. As regards man, it is baseless optimism. To argue that sooner or later he will find God's love irresistible is to fly in the teeth of reality. If a Judas could develop in closest proximity to that love in its supreme manifestation, what further manifestation is it to receive that will prove irresistible?

106. WebChurch - Scotland's Virtual Church The Webchurch is scotland's virtual church and your spiritual home on the Internet. It helps people connect with God and each other. Enjoy! The Webchurch The WorldWide Virtual church from scotland. The Webchurch is scotland's first virtual church. Consider it your http://www.webchurch.org/

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 WebChurch Office Click to visit Sanctuary - Praise Place Having a rough day? Need prayer? More soul food? Feeling blessed? Feeling bleak? Verses for Spiritual Warfare The Visiting Preacher - Rev. Brian Russell-Jones Leadership Zone Learning Zone Pets Corner The Star Trek Gospels Fiction to relax and encourage you.... Liberty ..living with angels On the side of the angels Thought for the Day from My Utmost for His Highest Tribute to Brian Russell-Jones Soul Food Then..... I shall see God... WebChurch Side-Chapels Catholic, Orthodox Episcopalian, Anglican Non-Conformist Presbyterian Listen into WebChurch events www.webchurch.fm

107. Links System The Way UK church directory. Find Christians in England, scotland, Wales and Ireland http://www.safesurfing.co.uk/church/

search for at Altavista Excite Goto Infoseek Lycos Metacrawler Yahoo ! You can search just by putting in the name of the town in the search box below, or click on the county name on our side panel. S e a r c h : If your Church is not listed Just take a few minutes to do it now, after all it's free ! Our objective is to provide the largest comprehensive directory of Churches in the UK with the added benefit of giving to all Churches that register, the opportunity of providing news and features for our World and UK news gathering service. Please also remember that we would like a photo of your Church, and any Logo you may have so that we can personalise your entry. There will be a facility to up load any pictures with your listing, but should you want to send it separately, send it to the address below by post or by email. for further information please contact . . . Rev David Perry on 0845-8453344 email: david.perry@theway.co.uk

108. The Scottish Episcopal Church because we trace our history back to the earliest known Christian communitiesin scotland. We are Episcopal because we maintain a form of church order of http://www.scotland.anglican.org/

Links Diocesan Map with links to Dioceses Contact us What we believe Our Liturgies ... Synods Click logo for Provincial Conference page Welcome to the Scottish Episcopal Church's website. We are part of the world-wide Anglican Communion. Our seven Dioceses cover the whole of Scotland. We are Scottish because we trace our history back to the earliest known Christian communities in Scotland. We are Episcopal because we maintain a form of church order of bishops, priests and deacons. Browse through our site to find out about our history, news, activities and worship - and do come back often. Latest News Scottish Episcopal Church joins in welcoming Dalai Lama to Scotland Celebratory concerts to mark restoration of historic church organ at Cumbrae Cathedral Download a Service Read our liturgies in English and Gaelic, large or regular print home news history about us ... contact © The Scottish Episcopal Church - 21 Grosvenor Crescent, Edinburgh, EH12 5EE 0131 225 6357 (tel) 0131 346 7247 (fax) office@scotland.anglican.org (email)

109. The Emergence And Development Of The Reformed Church In Europe A survey of the beginning of the Reformed Churches in Switzerland, France, the Netherlands, scotland, Italy, and Eastern Europe. http://www.reformiert-online.net:8080/t/eng/bildung/grundkurs/gesch/lek5/index.j

110. Women's Network In Scotland Local circuit and church links, devotions, Easter offering, events, newsletter, domestic violence study, recipes, Scottish structure and committee, events, external women's groups, overseas links also Methodist Connexional information about Network including aims, history and magazine. http://www.scottish-womens-network.org.uk/

Women's Network of the Methodist Church in Scotland Greetings from the Chairman of the District District Connexion Methodist Churches in Scotland News from the Circuits Devotions Easter Offering ... Photo Gallery For further information please contact Anne Johnson. since 1st November 2000 FastCounter by bCentral

111. True Jesus Church, United Kingdom General Assembly Locations of churches in England and scotland, a history of the TJC in the UK, explanation of beliefs. Links. http://www.tjc-ukga.ndirect.co.uk/

112. Thomas Coats Memorial Church, Paisley Scotland. Part of the Paisley skyline for a 100 years the church is sometimes called the Baptist Cathedral of Europe. http://www.fenet.co.uk/coats/

Thomas Coats Memorial Church Paisley Scotland The Baptist Cathedral Of Europe T he Church has been part of the Paisley sky-line for a 100 years and is sometimes called the Baptist Cathedral of Europe. The spiritual home of a broad-based congregation in the Baptist tradition, the Church is primarily a place of worship, prayer, music and the preaching of the gospel. As such it offers a welcome to all who come through its great oak doors.The beauty of the building speaks its own silent message. There is the intricate beauty of the wood carvings and the spaciousness and symmetry of the sanctuary with its vaulted roof and cruciform shape. Marble, alabaster and mosaics abound. The building, in red sandstone, is Gothic in design, topped with a crown spire rising to more than 60 metres above ground-level. E-Mail bob.nell@net.ntl.com

113. Wester Hailes Baptist Church, Edinburgh, Scotland Serving the community of Wester Hailes, Edinburgh, scotland. http://www.westerhailes.baptistchurch.org.uk/

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114. Saint Margaret Of Scotland Catholic church. Mass times, contact information, parish history, parish groups. http://www.st-margaret.org/

115. St John's Episcopal Church Choir - Home church choir from Edinburgh, scotland. http://www.thechoir.co.uk/

Home Introduction The Choir Choral Services Worship ... bcentral FastCounter The Choir of St. John's Episcopal Church Edinburgh Festival 2003 The Church of St John the Evangelis t Princes Street, Edinburgh, EH2 4BJ Scotland, United Kingdom Tel: +44 (0)131 229 7565 Fax: +44 (0)131 229 2561 www.stjohns-edinburgh.org.uk www.thechoir.co.uk Comments/Suggestions: neilfreshwater@hotmail.com

116. Larbert Pentecostal Church Larbert, scotland. Details the leaders, beliefs, world missions, prayer requests, map and contact details. http://www.aoglarbert.org

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117. Vineyard Church - Glasgow Central Christian Fellowship A Vineyard church that is giving their all to see God move in scotland and in the city of Glasgow. Site includes details about our church, news, events, photo gallery, Vineyard values, a map and contact info. http://glasgowcentralvcf.8k.com

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118. Church Directory Scotland church Directory scotland. http://www.congregational.org.uk/chdirscotland.htm

About Us Worship Training News ... Notice Board Church Directory Scotland East South West South East Midlands (East) ... Wales Area Details Secretary Rev Alan G D Gibbon M.Th Tel: (0141) 334 1351 E-mail: alan.gibbon2@ntlworld.com Chair Rev Jack Graham Tel: (0141) 554 3640 Treasurer Mr Stanley Fielding Tel: (0141) 9430328 E-mail: stan.fielding@talk21.com Churches ABERDEEN - Balmedie : Elgie Road (1993) Minister : Denise Cowie 1999 Secretary : Mr Ken Boyne Tel: Service Times : 11:00 at Balmedie Leisure Centre ABERDEEN - Cove (1995) Minister : Andrew M. Cowie 1996 Secretary : Mrs. Moira McKay Tel: Service Times : 11:00 at St Mary's Church, Loirston Road, Cove, Aberdeen ABERDEEN - Danestone (1998) Minister Andrew M Cowie telephone 01224 703248 E-mail Andy.Cowie@breathemail.net

119. An Archive Of The History Of Scotland Presented By Scottish Radiance Site concentrating on the earlier aspects of Scottish history Picts, Scots, Gaels and the Celtic church. http://claymore.wisemagic.com/scotradiance/scothistory.htm

May 1998 - The Land Ands Its People Before AD 400 June 1998 - Early Peoples July 1998 - Roman 'Conquest', Occupation and Withdrawal August 1998 - The Making Of The Kingdom Of Fortrui September 1998 -Pictish Kings October 1998 - Pictish Kings II - Pictish Kings -The making of a kingdom - Apostles of the Scots, Picts, and Britons January 1999 - Saints and Saints' Cults March 1999 - Ninian, A First Apostle? April 1999 - Heirs of Ninian May 1999 - Columba, Adomnán and the Ionan Paruchia June 1999 - Columba, Adomnán and the Ionan Paruchia July 1999 - Columba, Adomnán and the Ionan Paruchia August 1999 - Columba, Adomnán and the Ionan Paruchia September 1999 - Kings, Holy Men and a 'National' Church October 1999 - Kings, Holy Men and a 'National' Church (Part Two) November 1999 - The Mac Alpin Kings and Alba November 1999 - Reign of Kenneth mac Alpin January 2000 - Reign of Kenneth mac Alpin (cont.) February 2000 - Reign of Kenneth mac Alpin (cont.) March 2000 - Reign of Kenneth mac Alpin (cont.) April 2000 - Reign of Kenneth mac Alpin (cont.) May 2000 - Reign of Kenneth mac Alpin (cont.)

120. Quodlibet Online Journal: The Church In Scotland 1840-1940: An Overview Quodlibet Online Journal article The church in scotland 18401940 An Overview- by Iain Campbell. The church in scotland 1840-1940 An Overview © Rev. http://www.quodlibet.net/campbell-scotland.shtml

Quodlibet Journal: Volume 1 Number 8, December 1999 http://www.Quodlibet.net The Church in Scotland 1840-1940: An Overview The dates which mark the boundaries of this study have been chosen to make it roughly contemporaneous with the life of George Adam Smith [1] (1856-1942). Part of the significance of Smith's life is that he ministered in three denominations: the Free Church of Scotland (from 1882-1900), the United Free Church of Scotland (1900-1929) and the Church of Scotland (1929-1935 [2]). The changes that occurred during the century from 1840-1940 were momentous, and this paper will attempt to mark the significance of these changes on the Scottish ecclesiastical scene. Change was, indeed, a characteristic of society during this period in Scotland and the United Kingdom generally. In 1814 Sir Walter Scott could write that "There is no European nation which, within the course of half-a-century or a little more, has undergone so complete a change as the Kingdom of Scotland" [3]. To which Fitzroy Maclean adds the comment: "And as the nineteenth century progressed, this became truer than ever" [4]. One marked change which affected society and social conditions throughout Britain was a steadily growing population; despite emigration to America and Australasia, the population of Great Britain rose to some 37 million at the end of the nineteenth century. Thus J.F.C. Harrison comments that "In this primary sense late Victorian Britain continued to be an expanding society" [5]. The late nineteenth century also saw the development of industry, with production of coal, iron, steel, textiles and shipbuilding continuing to expand as a result of the Industrial Revolution. In Britain as a whole, "The years 1875-1900 were, overall, a period of economic progress, with rising productivity and national income" [6]. Despite the fact, however, that Britain had been a leader in industrial expansion in the mid-nineteenth century, she found herself in a competitive world market towards its end. From the 1870s onwards, agriculture began to suffer "the full force of foreign competition" [7], and industrial methods and efforts which had served Britain well in the mid-nineteenth century "were now no longer entirely relevant to the requirements of a new industrial environment" [8]. This in turn led to growing social inequality, the rise of the socialist movement and movements towards democracy.

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