THE SCOTTISH EPISCOPAL CHURCH is the Anglican Church in Scotland. It was disestablished in 1689 and during the eighteenth century its members were subject to severe Penal Statutes. Today it has seven dioceses and about 44,000 members. Parishes are listed alphabetically by location, under their diocese. Official diocesan organisations are listed first. Dioceses and parishes Education Resources in the Scottish Episcopal Church THE SCOTTISH EPISCOPAL CHURCH (Official web site) Diocese of Aberdeen and Orkney Aberdeen, St Andrew's Cathedral Aberdeen, St Clement Aberdeen (Bieldside), St Devenick Aberdeen (Holburn Junction), St James Aberdeen, St John Aberdeen (Gallowgate), St Margaret Aberdeen (Carden Place), St Mary Aberdeen (Cove Bay), St Mary Aberdeen, St Ninian Aberdeen (West Hill), Trinity Buckie, All Saints Cruden Bay, St James Ellon, St Mary-on-the-Rock Inverurie, St Mary Kincardine O'Neil, Christ Church Kirkwall, St Olaf Lerwick (Shetland), St Magnus Rhynie, St Mary's Auchindoir Diocese of Argyll and The Isles Millport, Cathedral of The Isles and Collegiate Church of the Holy Spirit Oban, Cathedral Church of St John the Divine Ballachulish, St John Portree and Isle of Raasay: St Columba and St Michael Diocese of Brechin Dundee, St Paul's Cathedral Diocesan youth web page Arbroath, St Mary Brechin, St Andrew Carnoustie, Holy Rood Catterline, St Philip Dundee (Stobswell), St John Dundee, St Mary Magdalene Dundee, St Ninian Dundee, St Salvador Dundee, (Mid Craigie and Linlathen), Mid Craigie Parish Church Glencarse, All Saints Invergowrie, All Souls Monifieth, Holy Trinity Montrose, St Mary and St Peter North Mearns Area of group parishes [Munchalls, St Ternan; St James, Stonehaven; St Phillip, Catterline] Portlethen, Bourtree Hall Stonehaven, St James Diocese of Edinburgh Edinburgh, St Mary's Cathedral Bathgate, St Columba Dalkieth, Midlothian, St Mary Dalmahoy, St Mary Dunbar, St Anne Edinburgh (Morningside), Christ Church Edinburgh, Edinburgh University Anglican Chaplaincy and Society Edinburgh (Clermiston), Emmanuel Church Edinburgh (Murrayfield), Good Shepherd Edinburgh, Old St Paul's Edinburgh (South Queensferry), Priory Church Edinburgh, St Columba by the Castle Edinburgh (Colinton), St Cuthbert Edinburgh, St James the Less Edinburgh, St James and St Philip Edinburgh (Princes St), St John the Evangelist Edinburgh, St Michael and All Saints Edinburgh (Balerno), St Mungo Edinburgh (Comely Bank), St Ninian Edinburgh (New Town), St Paul and St George Edinburgh (Lutton Place) St Peter Edinburgh (Gyle), St Thomas Edinburgh (West): St Salvador's and St Luke's Team Ministry Falkirk, Christ Church Leith, St James Linlithgow, St Peter Livingston, Livingston Ecumenical Parish [joint parish of the Scottish Episcopal Church, Church of Scotland, Methodist Church and United Reformed Church] North Edinburgh, St David of Scotland Penicuik, St James the Less Portobello, St Mark Selkirk, St John West Linton, St Mungo Diocese of Glasgow and Galloway Glasgow, St Mary's Cathedral Airdrie, St Paul and St John the Evangelist Alexandria, St Mungo [MIDI attack] Ardrossan, St Andrew Ayr, Holy Trinity Bearsden, All Saints Bishopbriggs, St James the Less Castle Douglas, St Ninian Challoch, All Saints Cumbernauld, Holy Name Dalbeattie, Christ Church Dumbarton, St Augustine Dumfries, St John the Evangelist East Kilbride, St Mark Gatehouse of Fleet, St Mary Girvan, St John Glasgow, Jordan Hill, All Saints, Jordan Hill and Holy Cross, Knightswood Glasgow, East End Team Ministry Glasgow, Hyndland, St Bride Glasgow, Ballieston, St John Glasgow, Dennistoun, St Kentigern Glasgow, Newlands, St Margaret Glasgow, Possil Park, St Matthew Glasgow, Pollockshields, St Ninian Glasgow, Kings Park, St Oswald Glasgow, Shettleston, St Serf Glasgow, Woodlands, St Silas Greenock, St John Hamilton, St Mary Irvine, St Andrew Kilmarnock, Holy Trinity Kirkcudbright, Greyfriars Lanark, Christ Church Largs, St Columba Lenzie, St Cyprian Maybole, St Oswald Milngavie, St Andrew Paisley, Holy Trinity Paisley, St Barnabas Prestwick, St Ninian Diocese of Moray, Ross and Caithness Inverness, St Andrew's Cathedral Cromarty, St Regulus Culloden, St Mary-in-the-Fields and Raigmore Hospital Dingwall, St James Fochabers, Gordon Chapel Forres, St John the Evangelist Glenurquhart, St Ninian Inverness, St Nessa Inverness, St John the Evangelist Inverness, St Michael and All Angels Nairn, St Columba Rothiemurchus, St John the Baptist Strathpeffer, St Anne Thurso, St Peter and The Holy Rood Ullapool, St Mary Wick, St John the Evangelist Diocese of St Andrews, Dunkeld and Dunblane Perth, St Ninian's Cathedral Aberfoyle, St Mary Bridge of Allan, St Saviour Cupar, St James the Great Dunblane, St Mary Dunfermline, Holy Trinity Elie, St Michael and All Angels Falkirk, Christ Church Fife, Central Fife Episcopal Churches [St Finnian, Lochgelly; St Margaret, Leven; St Luke, Glenrothes] Forfar, St John Killin, St Fillin Kinross, St Paul Newport-on-Tay, St Mary Pittenweem, St John Perth, St John St Andrews, St Andrew Stirling, Holy Trinity Tayport, St Margaret Education St Mary's College University of St Andrews offers an MLitt via internet-based education, in addition to its standard courses. Theological Institute of the Scottish Episcopal Church, Edinburgh 'has oversight of ministerial formation, training and development within the Scottish Episcopal Church, and the Methodist Church in Scotland.' University of St Andrews, Scotland - School of Divinity Now offering postgraduate M.Litt theology degree by on-line distance learning. Resources in the Scottish Episcopal Church (Note: since there have been many historical connections between Scotland and England, and modern-day Scotland shares a national government with modern-day England, it is useful to also refer to: ''Resources in the Church of England'.) The Bield at Blackruthven 'If you'd like a quiet place for rest and relaxation, or for prayer, reflection and healing, you'll find Blackruthven an inviting setting. Individuals or couples, families or groups are welcome for day visits or longer stays.' Affiliated with the Diocese of St Andrews, Dunkeld and Dunblane. Changing Attitude Scotland 'a network of people, gay and straight, lay and ordained, working for the full affirmation of lesbian and gay Christians within the Scottish Episcopal Church and the wider Anglican Communion.' Church Buildings Maintenance in Scotland 'The website has been developed with one specific audience in mind, the fabric and property committees of local congregations of all denominations. They are in the front line of the battle to maintain their church buildings in good and welcoming condition.' 'developed under the auspices of a Steering Group of representative members of the Church of Scotland, Scottish Episcopal Church, Roman Catholic Bishops Conference of Scotland and Historic Scotland which have provided equal funding for the project'. The Coracle Trust A forward-thinking and encouraging Edinburgh-based organisation providing people in the 20-40 age bracket 'with a context to live and explore the Christian life in the everyday world.' Founded in 2001 by Kenny and Bridget Macaulay, two priests of the Scottish Episcopal Church. Episcopal Cursillo in Scotland 'Cursillo in Scotland is a province-wide movement within the Scottish Episcopal Church, working in consultation with the College of Bishops.' Forward in Faith, Scotland The Scottish branch of this well-known umbrella organisation. Glasgow and Galloway Mothers' Union The MU has sixteen branches in this diocese. The Mothers' Union, Scotland 'an active, forward-looking organisation in a modern changing world'. Scottish Anglican 'represents concerned clergy and lay people from all over Scotland, who are committed to the catholic, charismatic and evangelical renewal of the church.' The Scottish Christian A wonderful site for all Christians in Scotland includes lists of churches of all denominations, news, events, a newsletter, and a weblog. The Scottish Guild of Servers 'We are a fellowship of lay persons - men and women, young and old - linked together by ideals of reverence, devotion and service in the Sanctuary. We are present at the altar during celebrations of the Holy Eucharist, praying with the celebrant and giving such practical assistance as will enable the service to be conducted with due dignity.'