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
2011 Regional Guides Now Available
The Regional Guides for Argyll & the Clyde; Perthshire and Tay Valley; and Highlands & Islands are now available. More...
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Find out how you can use this website to find the types of churches you are interested in.
Search for churches based on their location, denomination, period of construction and people associated with the churches.
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Publications
Scotland's Churches Scheme publishes various publications available to buy or download for free.
Featured Publication
Sacred North-East Scotland
Buffeted by Baltic winds and the steely waves of the North Sea, the North-East of Scotland is a surprisingly rich and diverse region with fertile soil and rolling hills. Its churches reflect this diversity with hard, granite cathedrals and picture postcard gems vying for attention complete with an incredible history, including the hiding place of the Scottish Crown Jewels. Click on the image to find details of how to order this book.
Featured Church
Govan and Linthouse Parish Church - Linthouse Building
Govan
(by arrangement) 
(by arrangement) The red sandstone church was originally built in 1900 as a consequence of the St Mary's United Free Church expansion into Linthouse in the late 1890s. The architect was James Miller, designer of St...
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