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Short Courses – Trinity College Glasgow

  Short Courses | Trinity College Glasgow | Scotland

Sanctuary First – Beginning to Flourish Lent 2025

Beginning to Flourish We invite you to follow along with us as we explore our Lenten theme for 2025 Beginning To Flourish You can use this Bible study for group discussion or personal reflection.    

Individually Guided Retreat at Whitchester Christian Centre – Monday 24 – Friday 28 February 2025

Individually Guided Retreat ​Monday 24 – Friday 28 February 2025 Taking the above as our text for the retreat, we invite you to come, stay, receive and find over these few days. ​£395 to include individual accompaniment each full day, in addition to full board. ​For further information, please see our Retreats & Quiet Days page.  …

Theology in Scotland journal: Call for contributions for Autumn 2025 issue on suffering and the problem of evil

The journal Theology in Scotland seeks contributions (articles, academic interviews, theological reflections, creative compositions) that explore the intersections of suffering, human and non-human experience, and divine presence in the world. This issue will seek to examine theological perspectives on suffering and its relationship to evil, and consider how Christian communities can respond to both in …

New issue of Theology in Scotland: Reimagining Church and Society

The latest issue of the journal Theology in Scotland, titled “When Theological Landscapes Shift: Reimagining Church and Society”, is available to read online now. It features papers from two “A Future with Hope” events held at New College, Edinburgh in 2023 and 2024: Keynote article: – sociologist Prof David McCrone’s insightful analysis of a changing Scottish …

New College Festival of Books and Belief

New College Festival of Books and Belief We are delighted to announce that the programme for 2024’s New College Festival of Books and Belief is now live!     Join us on 7-9 November to hear from Michel Faber, Ziauddin Sardar, Francesca Stavrakopoulou and Belle, Sebastian’s Stuart Murdoch – and many more. Take a look at …

Kilmalieu Retreat Centre is now open

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New book is minister’s manifesto for a stronger Church

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I am second

  Our Story It all began as an experiment. We wanted to challenge the status-quo in people’s lives in one city, our hometown of Dallas. So in 2008, we launched as a local nonprofit aiming to reach our city with the stories of a different kind of life. At the time, the steep rise in …

THE CHURCH TIMES GREEN CHURCH AWARDS 2024

THE CHURCH TIMES GREEN CHURCH AWARDS The Church Times Green Church Awards have two objectives: to celebrate the remarkable efforts made in recent years by individuals and congregations to offset the damage being done to the earth, and to set good examples before others who might be inspired to follow suit. The 2024 Church Times Green Church Awards are organised jointly …

Living Generously is a new book from the Church of Scotland’s Stewardship team

Living Generously is a new book from the Church of Scotland’s stewardship team, promoting a whole-life approach to Christian stewardship. Through twelve themed articles, case studies and prompts for discussion and reflection, it invites us to consider God’s goodness and our generous response. This accessible and practical book is suitable for individuals and groups, including …

Being an Intergenerational Church

There is a growing realisation across mainstream churches that age-segregated models of connecting with children, young people and families are not working.  Drawing on their extensive experience, Suzi Farrant and Darren Philip set out a vision for bringing the generations back together to become the intergenerational church we are designed to be. In conversation with the …

Assist our Song: Music Ministries in the Local Church (St Andrew Press), Douglas Galbraith

Assist our Song: Music Ministries in the Local Church (St Andrew Press), Douglas Galbraith   The book explores the tasks and responsibilities of musicians, clergy and congregations at this time of stretched resources and often bewildering choices. It is both manifesto (calling for new strategies and energy to match new demands) and manual (making things …