81. St James' Parish Church, Portobello Information on worship services, activities, community, and location. http://www.StJamesParishChurch.org.uk/

82. St. Margaret Of Scotland Catholic Church - St. Clair Shores,MI Catholic church. Mass schedule, directions, mission statement, parish directory. http://netministries.org/see/churches/ch01947?frame=N

83. Fullarton Parish Church Information on worship services, location, congregational programs, and beliefs. http://www.fullartonchurch.free-online.co.uk/

FULLARTON PARISH CHURCH Hello and welcome to the home page of Fullarton Parish Church, Irvine, Scotland. WHO ARE WE? WHERE ARE WE? WHEN DO WE MEET? WHAT DO WE BELIEVE? ... PHOTO GALLERY K NO W JESUS K NO W LIFE Even after 2000 years Jesus of Nazareth is still one of the most talked-about people ever. The things he said and the way he lived, died, and rose again, have a fascination even for people who are turned off by the idea of church and 'religion'. ReJesus.co.uk is a new website for people who are curious about Jesus. Watch the Jesus video online, it works well on a basic 56Kb dial up connection, click below. Please support The Hunger Site - give food to the world's starving at no cost to you. s="na";c="na";j="na";f=""+escape(document.referrer) These pages last updated: Sunday 9th March 2003 secretary@fullartonchurch.co.uk The minister is Rev. Neil Urquhart: neilurquhart@beeb.net Website questions only please to the Fullarton website team: fullartonchurch@hotmail.com

84. Page Title Information on church life, the pastor, and worship services. http://www.standrewschurch.btinternet.co.uk/

Welcome Thank you for visiting our site St Andrews Church is a congregation of the Church of Scotland within Dundee Presbytery. We are an active Church with a rich history and long associations with the Trades of Dundee. Over the next few pages we would like to tell you about our history, forthcoming events, Parish news and the organisations within our church. Rev. Ian D Petrie 77 Blackness Avenue Dundee Scotland EMAIL- IAN Please sign our Guest book document.write(''); Sites to visit: Life and Work Parish Education Thanks to Sharon Falconer, Alison Brown, Innes Duffus Archivist to the Trades and Ian McCraw local historian for allowing me to use their publishings. Audrey Ower, Joan Byres and Rev. Ian Petrie for helping to gather the information. Thanks also to all the people who have been kind enough to take time to e-mail me with their opinions on this site, they have been most helpful. Ron.

85. St. Andrew's Church Information on church location, worship services, upcoming events, weekly schedules, and links. http://www.bellsmyre.co.uk/

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86. Dundee Parish Church (St. Mary's) Home Page News, information, history, and photo tour. http://www.dundeestmarys.co.uk/

Welcome to Dundee Parish Church (St. Mary's) Home Page News Organisations History ... Contact Us A warm welcome awaits you at Dundee Parish Church (St. Mary's). One of the "city churches" right in the city centre, we invite you to our services, each Sunday at 11.00am to share with us in Christian worship. The picture on the right shows the interior of our church building, taken for our octo-centenary in 1990. Please click on the links on the left for more information about each topic. This website is constantly being updated with current news and events, and we hope you will come back and visit us again soon, either in person or across the world-wide-web. Please let us know how you found this site, and whether it contained the information you are seeking - a feedback form may be found on our "Contacts" page. This site is a member of WebRing. To browse visit Here Link to location map : Multimap : On-line map s="na";c="na";j="na";f=""+escape(document.referrer)

87. CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Established Church Of Scotland (Catholic Encyclopedia) http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/13627a.htm

Home Encyclopedia Summa Fathers ... S > Established Church of Scotland A B C D ... Z Established Church of Scotland The religious organization which has for three centuries and a half claimed the adherence of the majority of the inhabitants of Scotland, may be said to date from August 1560, in which month the Scottish Parliament, assembled in Edinburgh without any writ from the sovereign, decided that the Protestant The fact was that the greedy nobles who had fallen on and divided amongst themselves the possessions of the Catholic Church, absolutely refused to disgorge them, notwithstanding their professed zeal for the new doctrines. Only a sixth part of the ecclesiastical revenues was grudgingly doled out for the support of the ministers, and even that was paid with great irregularity. The grasping avarice of the nobles was also responsible for all delay and difficulties in settling the system of church government on Presbyterian principles, as desired by the Protestant leaders. The barons saw with dismay the life-interest of the old bishops and abbots (preserved to them by the legislation of 1560) gradually lapsing, and their possessions falling to the Church. In a convention held in 1572 the lords actually procured the restoration of the old hierarchical titles, the quasi-bishops thus created being merely catspaws to the nobles, who hoped through them to get possession of all the remaining ecclesiastical endowments. Although the General Assembly refused to recognize this sham episcopate, the fact of its existence kept alive the idea that Episcopacy might eventually be the established form of government in the Scottish, as in the English

88. Arbroath St. Andrews Information on worship services, activities, and facilities. http://www.arbroathstandrews.org.uk/

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89. St Andrew's Parish Church, Blantyre Provides news and information on what is happening in its Parish for members and visitors alike. http://www.standrewsblantyre.com

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90. BBC News | SCOTLAND | Church Service For US Victims A remembrance service dedicated to the victims of the terrorist attacks in the US took place in Edinburgh. http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/uk/scotland/newsid_1545000/1545316.stm

CATEGORIES TV RADIO COMMUNICATE ... INDEX SEARCH You are in: UK: Scotland Front Page World ... AudioVideo SERVICES Daily E-mail News Ticker Mobiles/PDAs Feedback ... Low Graphics Saturday, 15 September, 2001, 12:56 GMT 13:56 UK Church service for US victims The service took place at St. Giles Cathedral A remembrance service dedicated to the victims of the terrorist attacks in the US has taken place in Edinburgh. The ecumenical service was conducted by the Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland. The Right Reverend John Miller was joined by Bishop Joseph Devine of the Roman Cathoic Church and the Primus of the Scottish Episopal Church, Bishop Bruce Cameron. He said the congregation at St Giles Cathedral in Edinburgh had been brought together by "shared distress". John Miller: "Cloud of death" The Right Reverend Miller said: "There is no hiding from the horror of what has taken place. "We cannot erase the image of the aircraft disappearing through the glass walls of the towers, nor the realisation that their cargo of precious lives was annihilated in the exploding flames, flames which themselves spelt death for so many. "In William Golding's modern parable of good and evil, Lord of the Flies, the horror and cruelty of evil is symbolised by the `fall through the air of the true wise friend' - whose life was extinguished in that fall.

91. "St. Andrew And St. Margaret Of Scotland, The Anglican Catholic Church, Diocese Anglican Catholic church in Alexandria, Virginia http://www.anglicancatholic.org/dmas/alexandr.htm

The Diocese of the Mid-Atlantic States See a close-up of our new cross Photo Album About The Anglican Catholic Church The ACC - a brochure The ACC Web Site Other Dioceses Parish Newsletters March 2002 February 2002 January 2002 July 2001 ... May 2001 9:00 a.m. 4th Sunday 9:00 a.m. Morning Prayer Every Sunday 10:15 a.m. Sunday School - meeting through July. 11:15 a.m. Nursery Available for Sunday services Coffee and discussion period held after each service. Tuesday Bible Study Additional church activities. 402 East Monroe, just West of U.S. 1 The Rev. Nicholas C. Athanaelos, Rector Phone: Mailing Address: 1607 Dewitt Avenue Alexandria, VA 22301 Sr. Warden : Don deKieffer Jr. Warden : Claude Crump, III Treasurer: Col. James W. Bradbury Monthly Food Donations to the Salvation Army Every third Sunday we bring these items to donate to the Salvation Army Cereal, hot and cold, individual packs Canned meats (Spam, corned beef) Canned corn Spaghetti, sauce Puddings, Jello (in boxes) Canned soup Peanut butter and jelly Canned fruit Bag Lunch Program for the Neighborhood Hungry Dates to be announced We pack 20 bag lunches each day, Monday-Friday. On the Sunday before this week, parishioners assist bagging lunches after the bible study session.

92. Welcome To Dalgety Parish Church Dalgety Parish church, Dalgety Bay, scotland http://www.dalgety-church.org.uk

93. Carlislebaptist In Cumbria. Evangelical. Location, Mission Statement and details of pastor and wife, activities and service times, thought for the week. Linked also to Baptist Union of scotland. http://mysite.freeserve.com/carlislebaptist

94. St. Margaret's Catholic Church Dorchester. Mass schedule, contact information, mission statement, ministries, parish history, biography of St. Margaret of scotland, links, and photo gallery. http://www.stmargaretdorchester.org/

St. Margaret Roman Catholic Church home St. Margaret About Us Parish staff Weekly Liturgy ... Site Map Education at St. Margaret Grammar School Religious Education Religious Life Vocations from St. Margaret Universal Church The Vatican Archdiocese of Boston Faith Library Quick link home About Us Photo Gallery Parish Staff Weekly Liturgy Sacraments St. Margaret Chapel Ministries Contact Us Site Map Grammar School Religious Education Religious Life Vatican web site Archdiocese of Boston Faith Library St. Margaret Roman Catholic Church Dorchester, Mass. "a multigenerational and multicultural community emphasizing commitment to the family and the blending of recent immigrants into the Parish" Pastor Rev. Nicholas C. Ciccone, Jr. Address: 800 Columbia Road Dorchester, MA 02125

95. Untitled Document church Net UK is currently undergoing a major redesign and church Net UK is a resource for churches and christians church Net UK is an initiative of St Martin's http://www.churchnet.org.uk/

Church Net UK is currently undergoing a major redesign and will be re-launched on the 31st March 2003 Church Net UK is a resource for churches and christians in the UK, providing an extensive database of UK Churches, Online Prayer Requests and forums for discussion of current issues. If you want to be sent more details and information when this site goes live, please enter your e-mail address into the box below, and click Add me NOTE: we won't subscribe you to any list, sell your e-mail address, or bombard you with spam! This will be a one-time mailing. Coming soon will be sections on Christian music, sections for young christians looking to meet / chat about issues and much more. Please feel free to Church Net UK is an initiative of St Martin's College, Lancaster, UK and is being redeveloped in association with NSH Consultancy

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