Presbyterian Church of Scotland

The Presbyterian Church of Scotland is a Christian denomination rooted in Reformed theology, emphasizing the sovereignty of God and the authority of Scripture. It operates with a church government led by elders (presbyters) rather than bishops, promoting democratic decision-making. The church values community worship, pastoral care, and social service. It is historically significant in Scotland, shaping national identity and education. The church adheres to the Westminster Confession of Faith and encourages individual faith development within a collective, church-driven structure. Overall, it seeks to serve both spiritual and community needs through its doctrinal commitments and practical ministries.