The official website of the Church of Scotland. Find out information about the life and work of the Church and links to other churches and presbyteries.

ACTS is nine Scottish Churches united in commitment to work together in the cause of Christ's Kingdom and is based at Scottish Churches House, Scotland's Ecumenical Centre. Situated in Dunblane, opposite the city's magnificent 13th century cathedral.

All about Alpha Courses - for people wanting to explore the Christian faith.

On-line Biblical Concordance

The Object of the BB is "The advancement of Christ's kingdom among Boys and the promotion of habits of Obedience, Reverence, Discipline, Self-respect and all that tends towards a true Christian manliness."

Website of Christian Aid in Scotland. Moray is covered by the Fife, Central and North Scotland office in Perth.

A site providing links to all kinds of Christian resources.

Website of the Church Computer Users` Group (CCUG). Here you will find reviews of the latest UK church software: administration, pastoral, liturgical, educational, bible study, etc. There are also articles on a whole range of church computing and related issues, including associated technologies, ethical issuse, and some purely for fun.

Website of the Church`s Special Commission on Review and Reform

Hundreds of hymn tunes and words; mainly out-of-copyright, unfortunately.

The Fairtrade Foundation exists to ensure a better deal for marginalised and disadvantaged third world producers. Set up by CAFOD, Christian Aid, New Consumer, Oxfam, Traidcraft and the World Development Movement, the Foundation awards a consumer label, the FAIRTRADE Mark, to products which meet internationally recognised standards of fair trade.

The Girls' Brigade is a worldwide, interdenominational uniformed organisation for girls. Through a varied programme of activities for all ages the GB aims to help each girl to develop mentally, spiritually and physically to the best of her ability.

Official site of the Guide Association - Guides, Brownies and Rainbows.

An extensive database of Christian resources, "Pointing the way for others' research efforts and enrichment reading."

Founded in 1938 by the Rev George MacLeod, the Iona Community is an ecumenical Christian community that is committed to seeking new ways of living the Gospel in today`s world.

Congregations whose churches are listed buildings can obtain tax relief on repairs and maintenance in the form of a 5% VAT rate. Applications can be made directly through this website.

A web directory of internet resources related to the New Testament. This comprehensive, up-to-date and user-friendly site features annotated links on everything from the Greek New Testament to Jesus in Film.

So many of them!

Works to support and promote open Chriatian understanding, providing a meeting point for those who are alarmed by the power of voices of intolerance in the Church.

Lists of Bible readings used each Sunday by many major denominations.

The Scottish Bible Society distributes Bibles in Scotland and worldwide. The site includes news of the Society's work, resources for individuals, schools etc. and offers opportunities to support the work in various ways.

Scottish Crusaders is a Christian organisation for young people. It organises local groups and activities such as quizzes, football tournaments, camps, basketball competitions and weekend events.

The best source of links to virtually every Christian website in Scotland - churches, organisations and resources.

Official website of the Scout Association - Beavers, Cubs and Scouts

"The Magazine of Christian Unrest". A kind of ecclesiastical answer to Private Eye. Unmissable.

Looking at the ethics of technology for a New Millennium. Director : Dr Donald Bruce. The Society, Religion and Technology Project (SRT for short) is a unique unit of the Church of Scotland set up in 1970 to examine some of the vital issues of our times.

An inter-denominational Christian organisation seeking to 'equip the Church for action'. Through a range of events, conferences, courses and resources they specialise in resourcing Christians to impact their local communities and the wider world.

Ecumenical, international community founded in 1940, in Taizé, France, by Brother Roger. Site contains prayers and meditations.

A gateway site for many useful Christian resources. For pointers to sites themed around ministries to children and young people go to www.chritech.com/iseek/pages/Ministries
_and_Organizations/Children_Ministries/

The WorldWide Virtual Church from Scotland.

The World Alliance of Reformed Churches (WARC) links more than 75 million Christians in over 100 countries around the world.

The WCC is a fellowship of churches, now 342 in more than 120 countries in all continents from virtually all christian traditions