Church of Scotland

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The Church of Scotland is the national Presbyterian church of Scotland, known for its Reformed theology, parish-based structure, and historical influence on Scottish religious and civic life.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian denomination
Presbyterian church
Reformed church
national church
churchPolity Presbyterian polity
confessionOfFaith Westminster Confession of Faith
constitutionalStatus national church recognised in Scots law
country Scotland
dateFounded 16th century
denomination Presbyterianism
ecclesiasticalTerritory parishes of Scotland
governancePrinciple courts of the church
parity of ministers and elders
governingBody General Assembly of the Church of Scotland
hasBody Congregations
Kirk Sessions
Presbyteries
hasClergyTitle elder
minister
hasOffice Moderator of the General Assembly
headOfChurch Jesus Christ
historicalEvent Scottish Reformation
influenced Scottish civic life
Scottish education
Scottish politics
Scottish religious life
languageOfWorship English
Scots
Scottish Gaelic
membershipPolicy open to all who profess the Christian faith
missionFocus Scotland
overseas mission
orientation Calvinism
originatedFrom Medieval Catholic Church in Scotland
parishSystem parish-based structure
practice adult baptism
infant baptism
rejects episcopal hierarchy
role national church of Scotland
sacrament Baptism
Lord's Supper
separatedFrom Church of Scotland self-linksurface differs
surface form: Church of Scotland (pre-1843) after the Disruption of 1843
theology Reformed theology
tradition Protestant
Reformed
website https://www.churchofscotland.org.uk/
worshipStyle Reformed worship
non-episcopal

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United Kingdom stateChurchInScotland Church of Scotland
Dunfermline Abbey denomination Church of Scotland
Dunfermline Abbey partOf Church of Scotland
this entity surface form: Church of Scotland parish of Dunfermline
Reformation hasKeyEvent Church of Scotland
this entity surface form: Scottish Reformation
Westminster Confession of Faith adoptedBy Church of Scotland
Order of the Thistle associatedWith Church of Scotland
Kingdom of Scotland religion Church of Scotland
Kingdom of Scotland hadNationalChurch Church of Scotland
Church of Scotland separatedFrom Church of Scotland self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Church of Scotland (pre-1843) after the Disruption of 1843
Acts of Union 1707 guaranteed Church of Scotland
this entity surface form: Presbyterian Church of Scotland
Queen of Scots associatedWithInstitution Church of Scotland
Presbyterian hasMajorBranch Church of Scotland
Westminster Assembly hasCanonicalStatusIn Church of Scotland
this entity surface form: Presbyterian Church of Scotland
James VI and I religion Church of Scotland
John Knox church Church of Scotland
John Witherspoon employer Church of Scotland
Atholl family religiousAffiliationHistorical Church of Scotland
University of Glasgow religiousAffiliation Church of Scotland
this entity surface form: Church of Scotland (historical)
Geneva Bible usedBy Church of Scotland
this entity surface form: Scottish Presbyterians
Reformed churches includesDenomination Church of Scotland
Scottish Covenanters influenced Church of Scotland
Markinch denomination Church of Scotland
subject surface form: St Drostan’s Church, Markinch
Queen's University at Kingston founder Church of Scotland
Kirkpatrick-Fleming hasReligiousAffiliation Church of Scotland
this entity surface form: Church of Scotland parish
Kirkpatrick Durham hasReligiousAffiliation Church of Scotland
Iona Abbey denomination Church of Scotland
Treaty of Berwick (1639) relatedTo Church of Scotland
this entity surface form: Presbyterian Church of Scotland
Thistle Chapel denomination Church of Scotland
Thistle Chapel owner Church of Scotland
Canongate Kirkyard, Edinburgh religiousAffiliation Church of Scotland
subject surface form: Canongate Kirkyard
Free Church of Scotland separatedFrom Church of Scotland
St Giles’ Cathedral, Edinburgh operatedBy Church of Scotland
Scottish Reformation establishedChurch Church of Scotland
Moderator of the General Assembly partOf Church of Scotland
Sir Walter Scott religion Church of Scotland
Brechin denomination Church of Scotland
subject surface form: Brechin Cathedral
Elie Parish Church denomination Church of Scotland
Elie Parish Church hasAffiliation Church of Scotland
Glasgow Cathedral denomination Church of Scotland
Glasgow Cathedral governingBody Church of Scotland
Gordon Brown religion Church of Scotland
John Carnegie, 1st Earl of Northesk religion Church of Scotland