Scottish churches

Scottish churches encompass a diverse range of Christian denominations, primarily Anglican, Presbyterian, and Roman Catholic, reflecting Scotland’s rich religious history. They focus on community worship, faith, and social service. Architecturally, many feature historic stone buildings, often with distinctive towers and stained glass. Scottish churches have played a central role in cultural identity, with traditions such as hymn singing and religious festivals. They operate as places of worship, community gathering, and support, adapting to modern society while preserving their historic and spiritual significance.