Scotland's Churches Trust

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Celebrating Scotland's rich culture and built heritage since 1978. We preserve, promote and protect Scotland's unique assemblage of ecclesiastical buildings. https://www.scotlandschurchestrust.org.uk/

"From kirk to knitwear as new future beckons for Fair Isle church" Fair Isle Knitwear designer Marie Bruhat has purchased the island's former Church of Scotland kirk, that closed in 2019, to develop it as a workshop and knitting hub. 🧶 Story here 👇 www.shetnews.co.uk/2026/08/03/k...

From kirk to knitwear as new future beckons for Fair Isle church

A FAIR Isle church which has been closed since 2019 is set to enjoy a new lease of life as a knitwear hub. Designer Marie Bruhat is now the owner of the...

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All are welcome to Music at Midday - Organ Recital by Malcolm Sim (Glasgow Cathedral), on Dunblane Cathedral’s fabulous Flentrop organ, on Saturday 8 August at 12 noon, and stay and chat over a bowl of soup in the hall afterwards. landing.churchdesk.com/en-gb/e/4846...

Music at Midday - Organ Recital by Malcolm Sim (Glasgow)

Come along and hear Malcolm Sim (Glasgow Cathedral) on the fabulous Flentrop organ, and stay and ...

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A South Lanarkshire group, the Quarter Community Hub, has been awarded £93,406 by the Community Land Fund to purchase the B-listed Quarter Parish Church. Well done to all involved in saving this historic building for their community. Read more here 👇 www.dailyrecord.co.uk/in-your-area...

Quarter community group agrees deal to purchase local church

Quarter Community Hub will acquire the B-listed Quarter Parish Church and associated ground through a negotiated sale from the Church of Scotland in order to convert it into a place for community acti...

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Like many communities confronted by the closure of their beloved local church the villagers of Kenmore were "deeply upset". They chose to channel this "utter despair" into positive action and they purchased the historic kirk earlier this year On Saturday they celebrated this new chapter... (1/2)

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A pipe organ dating from 1876 is being installed at St Barnabas’ Church in Jericho. Built originally for Bargeddie Church near Glasgow, it is being combined with pipework from Bow Common in London by Henry Willis & Sons Organ Builders, the firm that built the original instruments.

Looking down from the organ site into the churchOrgan pipes

Today's the feast of St Peter in Chains, depicted by Lorraine Lamond, 2013, as part of a major scheme of glass at St Simon, Partick in Glasgow, which I photographed in 2015. The church and all its glass were destroyed in an arson attack in 2020.

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John Burnet's 1856 Elgin Place Congregational Church at the corner of Pitt St & Bath St, photographed on 25 Nov 2004. It ceased to be used as a church in 1962 and a pipe organ built in 1903 by Henry Willis & Sons was removed to St Andrew's Cathedral in 1981. 📷 Glasgow Libraries, Urban Glasgow

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After visiting the actual findsite, the chapel ruins on St. Ninian’s Isle in Shetland, I had to pop in to have a new look at the actual treasure in Edinburgh… 🏺 (I definitely did prefer the number of people in Shetland to that of central Edinburgh though…🫣)

A part of the treasure from St. Ninian’s Isle in Shetland, on display in the National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh.St Ninian's Isle and the tombolo connecting it with southwestern Mainland, Shetland.“St. Ninian's church”, where the St Ninian's Isle Treasure was found (by the small standing stone inside the ruin) in 1958.

Ahead of its closure, Balmaclellan Church has submitted a planning application to relocate a Gordon Webster stained glass window to nearby Dalry Church. A very worthy task, ensuring another fragile piece of Scottish art remains on public display. Full story here 👇 www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

Balmaclellan church seeks new home for striking stained glass window

The Church of Scotland hopes to move the artwork - which is nearly 100 years old - to another Galloway church.

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