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Lista de parroquias de la Iglesia de Escocia

La Iglesia de Escocia , la iglesia nacional de Escocia, divide el país en presbiterios , que a su vez se subdividen en parroquias , cada una de las cuales está atendida por una iglesia parroquial, normalmente con su propio ministro . Sin embargo, las uniones y los reajustes pueden dar lugar a que una parroquia tenga más de un edificio, o a que varias parroquias compartan un ministro. La Iglesia de Escocia tiene presbiterios fuera de Escocia: estos presbiterios tienen "congregaciones reunidas" en lugar de parroquias.

A continuación se presenta una lista de parroquias, congregaciones y lugares de culto de la Iglesia de Escocia . Se puede encontrar una lista completa de parroquias con datos estadísticos en el Anuario de la Iglesia de Escocia (conocido como el Libro Rojo ). Véase también Lista de sínodos y presbiterios de la Iglesia de Escocia .

En Escocia, al menos 275 iglesias han cerrado desde el 1 de enero de 2000, un descenso del 15,6% en 21 años.

MPC = iglesia parroquial medieval, o edificio sucesor de una.

Presbiterio de Edimburgo y West Lothian

1 Uniendo 2024 para formar la Iglesia de New Town

Iglesias cerradas

No es exhaustivo; solo se enumeran las iglesias con una fundación medieval, que tienen artículos o que cerraron después del año 2000.

Presbiterio de Lothian y Borders

8 unión de las parroquias de Bonkyl, Duns, Edrom Allanton, Lammermuir, Langton y Preston

9 unión de las parroquias de Coldstream, Ladykirk, Swinton y Whitsome

10 unión de las parroquias de Ancrum, Crailing, Eckford y Lilliesleaf

11 unión de las parroquias de Bedrule, Denholm y Minton

12 unión de las parroquias de Hownam, Linton, Morebattle y Yetholm

13 unión de las parroquias de Hume, Makerstoun, Nenthorn, Roxburgh, Smailholm y Stichill

Iglesias cerradas

Presbiterio del Suroeste

1 unión de las parroquias de Kirkpatrick Juxta, Moffat y Wamphray

2 unión de las parroquias de Applegarth, Corrie, Hutton, Johnstone, Lockerbie y Sibbaldbie

3 unión de las parroquias de Auchencairn, Buittle, Kelton y Rerrick

4 unión de las parroquias de Kirkinner y Sorbie

5 unión de las parroquias de Arnsheen, Barrhill y Colmonell

6 unión de las parroquias de Dreghorn y Springside con cuatro parroquias de Irvine

7 unión de las parroquias de Brodick, Corrie, Kildonan, Kilmory, Lamlash, Lochranza, Pirnmill, Shiskine y Whiting Bay

Iglesias cerradas en este presbiterio

Presbiterio de Forth Valley y Clydesdale

2 unión de las parroquias de Carmichael, Covington y Pettinain

3 unión de las parroquias de Dolphinston, Dunsyre y Walston

4 unión de las parroquias de Biggar y Culter

5 unión de las parroquias de Crawford, Crawfordjohn, Lamington & Wandel y Wiston & Roberton

Iglesias cerradas

Presbiterio de Clyde

Iglesias cerradas

Presbiterio de Glasgow

1 unión de las parroquias de Banton y Kilsyth Anderson

2 unión de las parroquias de Kilsyth Burns & Old y Twechar

Iglesias cerradas

No es exhaustivo; solo se enumeran las iglesias con una fundación medieval, que tienen artículos o que cerraron después del año 2000.

Presbiterio de Perth

Iglesias cerradas

Presbiterio de Aberdeen y Shetland

Los dos presbiterios se fusionaron el 1 de junio de 2020. El sitio web del presbiterio indica que hay 33 congregaciones, una cifra a la que se llegó contando las iglesias de Shetland como una sola. En Shetland, una parroquia está formada por varias iglesias. En 2018, había 31 iglesias en Shetland; se está llevando a cabo un proceso por el cual se cerrarán 20 y se conservarán 11. [217]

1 cerrado el 31 de diciembre de 2020

2 unión de las parroquias de Aithsting, Bressay, Burra Isle, Cunningsburgh, Delting, Dunrossness, Fetlar, Lerwick, Lunnasting, Nesting, Northmavine, Quarff, Sandness, Sandsting, Sandwick, Skerries, Tingwall, Unst, Walls, Whalsay y Yell.

Iglesias cerradas en este presbiterio

Antiguo presbiterio de Abernethy (ahora parte de Clèir Eilean ì)

El presbiterio de Abernethy se fusionó con otros ocho presbiterios para formar el nuevo Clèir Eilean ì en 2024. [231]

Iglesias cerradas

Presbiterio de Angus

1formed by the union of the parishes of Airlie, Ruthven, Kingoldrum, Glenisla, Kilry and Lintrathen

Closed churches in this presbytery

Former Presbytery of Argyll (Now Part of Clèir Eilean ì)

The Presbyteries of South Argyll, Lorn & Mull, and Dunoon united in 2004. The Presbytery of Argyll was merged with eight other presbyteries into the new Clèir Eilean ì in 2024.

1formed by the union of the parishes of Kilarrow, and Kildalton & Oa

2formed by the union of the parishes of Kilchoman & Portnahaven, and Kilmeny

3formed by the union of the parishes of Kilninian & Kilmore; Salen & Ulva; Tobermory; and Torosay & Kinlochspelve

4union of the parishes of Killean & Kilchenzie, Kilcalmonell, Skipness, and Gigha & Cara

5union of the parishes of Kilbrandon & Kilchattan (previously in the Presbytery of Lorn & Mull), Craignish, and Kilninver & Kilmelford

6union of the parishes of South Knapdale, Ardrishaig, Glassary Kilmartin & Ford, Lochgilphead, and North Knapdale

7union of the parishes of Iona, Kilfinichen, Kilvickeon & Ross of Mull

8union of the parishes of Dunoon, Kirn, Innellan, Sandbank and Toward

9union of the parishes of Kilfinan, Kilmodan & Colintraive, and Kyles

Closed churches in this presbytery

Presbytery of Buchan

Closed churches

Former Presbytery of Caithness (Now Part of Clèir Eilean ì)

The Presbytery of Caithness was merged with eight other presbyteries into the new Clèir Eilean ì in 2024.

1formed by the union of the parishes of Reay, and Strathy & Halladale

2formed by the union of the parishes of Canisbay, Dunnet, Keiss and Olrig

Closed churches

Presbytery of Dundee

Closed churches in this presbytery

Presbytery of Dunkeld and Meigle

Closed churches

Presbytery of Fife

The former presbyteries of Dunfermline, Kirkcaldy and St Andrews merged in January 2021.[319]

1union of the parishes of Elie, Kilconquhar and Colinsburgh

2union of...

3union of Abdie & Dunbog, and Newburgh

Closed churches

Presbytery of Gordon

1union of the parishes of Lumsden, Strathdon and Towie

2union of the parishes of Alford, Keig, and Tullynessle & Forbes

Closed churches

Former Presbytery of Inverness (Now Part of Clèir Eilean ì)[356]

The Presbytery of Inverness was merged with eight other presbyteries into the new Clèir Eilean ì in 2024.

1previously Inverness West Church; relocated to Inshes 2003

Closed churches

Presbytery of Kincardine and Deeside

1formed by the union of the parishes of Coull, Migvie, Logie Coldstone, and Tarland

2formed by the union of the parishes of Banchory-Devenick, Cookney, and Maryculter

3formed by the union of the parishes of Benholm, Garvock, Johnshaven and St Cyrus

4formed by the union of the parishes of Torphins, Kincardine O'Neil and Lumphanan

5formed by the union of the parishes of Fordoun/Auchenblae, Fettercairn and Glenbervie

Closed churches

Presbytery of Lewis

Closed churches

Former Presbytery of Lochaber (Now Part of Clèir Eilean ì)

The Presbytery of Lochaber was merged with eight other presbyteries into the new Clèir Eilean ì in 2024.

1The building was put up for sale in 2020[388] but the congregation intends to continue meeting in a new building.

Closed churches in this presbytery

Former Presbytery of Lochcarron-Skye (Now Part of Clèir Eilean ì)

The Presbytery of Locharron-Skye was merged with eight other presbyteries into the new Clèir Eilean ì in 2024.

Closed churches

Presbytery of Moray[401]

Closed churches

Presbytery of Orkney

Since 1 October 2024 the Church of Scotland's congregations in Orkney have been united a single Orkney Islands Church of Scotland, retaining most church buildings and staffed by a team ministry.

The former Presbytery of Orkney was split into the three presbyteries of Cairston, Kirkwall and North Isles in 1725.[411] It is not known when they reunited.

Closed churches

Presbytery of Perth

1union of the parishes of Gask, and Fowlis Wester, Madderty & Monzie

Closed churches

Former Presbytery of Ross (Now Part of Clèir Eilean ì)

The Presbytery of Ross was merged with eight other presbyteries into the new Clèir Eilean ì in 2024.

Closed churches

Former Presbytery of Sutherland (Now Part of Clèir Eilean ì)

The presbyteries of Dornoch and Tongue were united at an unknown date.

The Presbytery of Sutherland was merged with eight other presbyteries into the new Clèir Eilean ì in 2024.

1To be linked with Lairg & Rogart

Closed churches

Former Presbytery of Uist (Now Part of Clèir Eilean ì)

The Presbytery of Long Island, covering Lewis to Barra, was severed from the Presbytery of Skye in 1724. The Presbytery of Uist was severed from the Presbytery of Lewis by the General Assembly in 1742.[447] In recent times South Uist and Barra have moved to the Presbytery of Argyll.

The Presbytery of Uist was merged with eight other presbyteries into the new Clèir Eilean ì in 2024.

Closed churches in this presbytery

Outwith Scotland

Presbytery of England

International Presbytery

Session Clerk; Rev. John Cowie BSc B.D. (Minister of English Reformed Church, Amsterdam)

Europe

North America

Asia

Presbytery of Jerusalem

Other Church of Scotland buildings and institutions

Recent sales of church buildings

2021 (19): Collessie, Cross Ness Mission Hall, Fair Isle, Fetlar West, Isle of Eigg, Kilchoan, Kirkton of Cults, Lomond Jamestown, Port Glasgow St Martin's, Portsoy, Quarff, Roxburgh, Sand (Shetland), Shetland St Ninian's, Shieldaig, Smailholm, Sullom, Tundergarth, Weisdale[450]

2022 (39): Aberdeen Summerhill, Alvie, Banton, Bargeddie, Barrhead St Andrew's, Carnoch, Dores, Dun, Edderton, Elphin, Eskdalemuir, Falkirk St John's, Glasgow Cranhill, Glasgow Gallowgate, Glencoe St Munda's, Glencorse, Harthill Eastfield, Hillswick, Innellan, Keithhall, Kilberry, Kinnaird, Kirkpatrick Fleming, Ladykirk, Lochailort Mission Hall, Lochwinnoch, Logie Easter, Melness, Monifieth St Rule's, Newbattle, Paisley North, Paisley St Luke's, Paisley St Ninian's Ferguslie, Sandness, The Glens & Kirriemuir United St Andrew's, Udny Green, West Lochfyneside, Westruther, Whitekirk[55]

2023 (45): Auchaber, Bengairn Parishes, Brechin Cathedral, Catrine, Coatbridge Calder, Cunningsburgh North, Daviot & Dunlichity, Dornock, Dulnain Bridge, Dundee St David's, Dunross Ness, Edinburgh Bristo Memorial, Elgol, Ewes, Foveran North, Glasgow Cranhill, Glasgow Queen's Park Govanhill, Glasgow St Columba, Glasserton, Greenock Old West, Gulberwick, Innerwick, Inverkeithing, Inverness Old High, Kilfinan, Kilmarnock Riccarton, Kilspindie & Rait, Kirkinner, Lunna St Margaret's, Monigaff, Mull St Ernan's, Musselburgh St John's, Oldhamstocks, Penicuik South, St Mungo, Scone St Martin's, Shetland St Magnus, Skerries, Stamperland, Stracathro, Strathkinness, Strontian, Twechar, Voe, Whalsay[451]

2024 (80): Aberdeen Holburn West, Aberdeen Kingswell, Aberdeen Rubislaw, Aberdeen Ruthrieston West, Aberdeen Woodside, Ardfern, Arngask, Avoch, Balgay, Barthol St Katherine's, Blairdaff, Bolton, Bourtie, Bucksburn & Stoneywood, Burnside Blairbeth, Campbeltown Highland, Caol, Carestone, Cluny, Coatbridge Old Monkland, Colintraive, Corby St Andrew's, Cowal High, Creich, Crieff St Michael's, Cromarty, Cullen, Cushnie, Dairsie, Dalarossie, Dalavich, Dalmellington, Dundee Camperdown, Dundee Craigiebank, Dysart St Clair, Fearn Abbey, Fern, Flotta, Fogo, Garvald, Glasgow Hyndburn, Greenock St Ninian's, Hoy St Columba's, Hutton, Inverness Inshes East, Inverness Trinity, Kemback, Kilchrenan, Kilmeny, Kincardine (Carrbridge), Kincardine (nr Edderton), Kirknewton, Kirkpatrick Juxta, Lasswade, Lismore, Marykirk, Maule Memorial, Midmar, Monikie, Morham, Murroes, Onthank St John's, Paisley West, Paxton, Peterhead Muckle Kirk, Petty East, Portnahaven, Rathven, St Andrew's Lhanbryd, Saltoun, Sanday Cross, Stonehaven South, Strathmiglo, Swinton, Templehall, Thornton, Thrumster (Wick), Tough, Trinity Gask, Urray[60]

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