About Sacred Scotland

Sacred Scotland, the website of Scotland's Churches Scheme, opens the door to Scotland's story by exploring living traditions of faith across the country.

The site is a starting point to access information on Scotland's churches of all denominations and a starting point for your special journeys. You can be assured of a warm welcome when you arrive, not as strangers but as pilgrims and honoured guests. Read more

2010 Regional Guides Now Available

The Regional Guides for North-East Scotland, Glasgow & the Clyde Valley and Borders & East Lothian are now available. More...

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Scotland's Churches Scheme publishes various publications available to buy or download for free.

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Featured Publication

Sacred South-West Scotland

Scotland's rich Christian heritage began in South-West Scotland. Part of the fabric of Scotland's identity, the history of these sacred places and the area's gentle beauty are too often ignored. Packed with vital and practical information, this handy guide enables locals and visitors to explore and discover the hidden history of the region. Click on the image to find details of how to order this book.

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Bridgend Church, Burra

Bridge End

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Built in 1865 as a United Presbyterian Church, amalgamated with the United Free Church in 1900 and became part of the Church of Scotland in 1929. Church and attached manse were built together, the...

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