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List of Church of Scotland parishes

Last updated February 14, 2026

The Church of Scotland, the national church of Scotland, divides the country into regional bodies called presbyteries, which in turn are subdivided into parishes, each served by a parish church, usually with its own minister. Unions and readjustments may however result in a parish having more than one building, or several parishes sharing a minister (these are known as "linked charges"). The Church of Scotland has presbyteries outwith Scotland: these presbyteries have "gathered congregations" rather than parishes.

Abbreviations

C = Presbytery of Clyde
CEI = Presbytery of Cleir Eilean I
E = Presbytery of England
EWL = Presbytery of Edinburgh and West Lothian
F = Presbytery of Fife
FVC = Presbytery of Forth Valley and Clydesdale
G = Presbytery of Glasgow
I = International Presbytery
L = Presbytery of Lewis
LB = Presbytery of Lothian and Borders
NENI = Presbytery of the North East and Northern Isles
P = Presbytery of Perth
SW = Presbytery of the South West

Presbytery of Edinburgh and West Lothian

Formed on 1 January 2022 from a merger of the Presbytery of Edinburgh and the Presbytery of West Lothian.

Parish	Pres.	Ppn^[1]	Created	Civil parishes ^[2]	Places of worship^[3]
Abercorn, Pardovan, Kingscavil & Winchburgh	EWL	6,324	2024	Abercorn Ecclesmachan (part) Linlithgow (part)	1) Kingscavil 2) Winchburgh
Aberlady and Gullane	LB	4,617		Aberlady Dirleton (part)	1) Aberlady 2) Gullane
Ale and Teviot	LB	1,750		Ancrum Crailing Eckford Lilliesleaf	1) Ancrum 2) Crailing 3) Lilliesleaf
Armadale	EWL	12,590	1929	Bathgate (part) Torphichen (part)	Armadale
Ayton and District	LB	2,797		Ayton Foulden Mordington Coldingham (part)	1) Ayton 2) Foulden 3) Reston
Bathgate	EWL	18,204		Bathgate	Bathgate
Bathgate: Boghall	EWL	4,231	1974	Bathgate (part)	Boghall
Belhaven and Spott	LB	2,839		Spott Dunbar (part)	1) Belhaven 2) Spott
Berwick-upon-Tweed: St Andrew's Wallace Green and Lowick	LB	N/A	1988	N/A	Berwick-upon-Tweed
Blackridge	EWL	2,215	1929	Torphichen (part) Shotts (part)	Blackridge
Bonnyrigg	LB	4,107	1929	Cockpen (part) Lasswade (part)	Bonnyrigg
Bowden and Melrose	LB	7,937		Bowden Melrose	1) Bowden 2) Melrose
Broxburn and Uphall	EWL	13,202	2025	Ecclesmachan Uphall	1) Broxburn 2) St Nicholas, Uphall
Caddonfoot	LB	1,111	1867	Caddonfoot	Caddonfoot
Carlingwark	SW	6,903	2025	Buittle Kelton Kirkpatrick Durham Rerrick Parton (part)	1) Auchencairn 2) Castle Douglas 3) Kirkpatrick Durham
Carlops	LB	383	1929	West Linton (part) Penicuik (part)	Carlops
Cavers and Kirkton	LB	538	1976	Cavers	Cavers
Channelkirk and Lauder	LB	2,839		Channelkirk Lauder	1) Channelkirk 2) Lauder
Cheviot	LB	1,497		Hownam Linton Morebattle Yetholm	1) Linton 2) Morebattle 3) Kirk Yetholm
Cockenzie and Port Seton	LB	5,385		Prestonpans (part)	Cockenzie & Port Set.
Cockpen and Carrington	LB	10,019	1975	Cockpen Carrington	Cockpen Kirk
Coldingham and St Abbs	LB	1,019		Coldingham	Coldingham Priory
Coldstream and District	LB	2,992		Coldstream Ladykirk Swinton	Coldstream
Colvend, Southwick & Kirkbean	SW	1,362	1978	Colvend & Southwick Kirkbean	1) Colvend 2) Southwick
Dalbeattie and Kirkgunzeon	SW	4,327		Kirkgunzeon Urr (part)	Dalbeattie
Dalkeith: St John's and Newton	LB	7,731		Newton Dalkeith (part) Newbattle (part)	St John's Dalkeith
Dirleton	LB	1,591	Ancient	Dirleton	Dirleton Kirk
Dryburgh District	LB	3,615		Maxton Mertoun St Boswells Melrose (part)	1) Maxton 2) Mertoun 3) Newtown St Bosw. 4) St Boswells
Dumfries: Maxwelltown West and New Abbey	SW	6,285	2025	New Abbey Troqueer (part)	1) Maxwelltown West 2) New Abbey
Dumfries: Northwest	SW	7,565		Holywood Terregles (part)	Dumfries Northwest
Dumfries: Troqueer and Caerlaverock	SW	8,629	2025	Caerlaverock Troqueer	1) Troqueer 2) Caerlaverock
Dunbar	LB	9,065	1966	Dunbar	Dunbar
Dunglass	LB	1,376	1994	Cockburnspath Innerwick Oldhamstocks	Cockburnspath
Duns and District	LB	5,113		Abbey St Bathans Bunkle & Preston Cranshaws Duns Edrom Langton Longformacus Polwarth	1) Bonkyl 2) Cranshaws 3) Duns 4) Edrom 5) Gavinton
Dunscore	SW	826	1940	Dunscore	Dunscore
Durisdeer	SW	317	Ancient	Durisdeer	Durisdeer
Earlston	LB	2,118		Earlston	Earlston
East Calder, Kirknewton and Ratho	EWL	13,204		Kirknewton Ratho	1) East Calder 2) Ratho
Eccles and Leitholm	LB	791		Eccles	Leitholm
Eddleston	LB	638		Eddleston	Eddleston
Edinburgh: Balerno	EWL	6,651	1929	Currie (part)	Balerno
Edinburgh: Barclay Viewforth	EWL	12,775		Edinburgh (part)	Barclay Viewforth
Edinburgh: Blackhall St Columba's	EWL	6,154	1922	Edinburgh (part)	Blackhall St Columba's
Edinburgh: Broughton St Mary's	EWL	11,882	1992	Edinburgh (part)	Broughton St Mary's
Edinburgh: Canongate	EWL	3,344	Ancient	Edinburgh (part)	Canongate Kirk
Edinburgh: Corstorphine Craigsbank	EWL	9,298	1966	Edinburgh (part)	Craigsbank
Edinburgh: Corstorphine Old	EWL	8,105	Ancient	Edinburgh (part)	Corstorphine Old Kirk
Edinburgh: Corstorphine St Anne's	EWL	4,596	1915	Edinburgh (part)	Corstorphine St Anne's
Edinburgh: Corstorphine St Ninian's	EWL	4,368	1929	Edinburgh (part)	Corstorph. St Ninian's
Edinburgh: Craiglockhart	EWL	4,402	1897	Edinburgh (part)	Craiglockhart
Edinburgh: Currie	EWL	8,116	Ancient	Currie	Currie
Edinburgh: Dalmeny and Queensferry	EWL	10,443		Dalmeny	1) Dalmeny 2) Queensferry
Edinburgh: Davidson's Mains	EWL	6,718	1929	Edinburgh (part)	Davidson's Mains
Edinburgh: Duddingston	EWL	4,764	Ancient	Edinburgh (part)	Duddingston Kirk
Edinburgh: Drylaw	EWL	5,620	1952	Edinburgh (part)	Drylaw
Edinburgh: Fairmilehead	EWL	7,529	1938	Edinburgh (part)	Fairmilehead
Edinburgh: Gorgie and Palmerston Place	EWL	24,170		Edinburgh (part)	1) Gorgie 2) Palmerston Place
Edinburgh: Granton	EWL	12,738	1889	Edinburgh (part)	Granton
Edinburgh: Greenbank	EWL	4,266	1929	Edinburgh (part)	Greenbank
Edinburgh: Greyfriars	EWL	15,597		Edinburgh (part)	Greyfriars Kirk
Edinburgh: High (St Giles')	EWL	2,167	Ancient	Edinburgh	St Giles' Cathedral
Edinburgh: Holy Trinity	EWL	8,116	1959	Edinburgh (part)	Wester Hailes
Edinburgh: Inverleith St Serf's	EWL	7,713		Edinburgh (part)	Inverleith
Edinburgh: Kirkliston	EWL	6,256	1941	Kirkliston	Kirkliston
Edinburgh: Leith and Restalrig	EWL	28,120	2025	Edinburgh (part)	1) Leith Walk 2) Restalrig
Edinburgh: Leith North and South	EWL	21,828		Edinburgh (part)	South Leith
Edinburgh: Marchmont St Giles'	EWL	4,465	1972	Edinburgh (part)	Marchmont St Giles'
Edinburgh: Meadowbank and Willowbrae	EWL	20,560	2023	Edinburgh (part)	Meadowbank
Edinburgh: Morningside	EWL	11,166		Edinburgh (part)	Morningside
Edinburgh: Morningside United (CoS/URC)	EWL	3,423	1980	Edinburgh (part)	Morningside United
Edinburgh: Murrayfield	EWL	6,816	1913	Edinburgh (part)	Murrayfield
Edinburgh: New Town	EWL	6,979	2024	Edinburgh (part)	New Town
Edinburgh: Newhaven	EWL	5,894	1974	Edinburgh (part)	Newhaven
Edinburgh: Newington Trinity	EWL	16,457	2025	Edinburgh (part)	Newington Trinity
Edinburgh: Northwest	EWL	20,653		Edinburgh (part)	1) Cramond 2) Pennywell
Edinburgh: Pentlands	EWL	12,688		Edinburgh (part)	1) Colinton 2) Juniper Green
Edinburgh: Polwarth	EWL	8,108	1981	Edinburgh (part)	Polwarth
Edinburgh: Portobello and Joppa	EWL	13,604		Edinburgh (part)	Portobello & Joppa
Edinburgh: Reid Memorial	EWL	3,794	1929	Edinburgh (part)	Reid Memorial
Edinburgh: Richmond Craigmillar	EWL	13,771	1929	Edinburgh (part)	Richmond Craigmillar
Edinburgh: St Andrew's Clermiston	EWL	6,781	1955	Edinburgh (part)	St Andrew's Clermiston
Edinburgh: St Catherine's Argyle	EWL	5,126	1968	Edinburgh (part)	St Catherine's Argyle
Edinburgh: St Cuthbert's	EWL	3,252	Ancient	Edinburgh (part)	St Cuthbert's
Edinburgh: St David's Carrick Knowe	EWL	13,311		Edinburgh (part)	Carrick Knowe
Edinburgh: St John's Colinton Mains	EWL	8,873		Edinburgh (part)	Colinton Mains
Edinburgh: St Martin's	EWL	4,479	1967	Edinburgh (part)	St Martin's
Edinburgh: St Michael's	EWL	7,558	1887	Edinburgh (part)	St Michael's
Edinburgh: St Nicholas' Sighthill	EWL	6,279	1939	Edinburgh (part)	St Nicholas Sighthill
Edinburgh: St Stephen's Comely Bank	EWL	7,845	1929	Edinburgh (part)	Comely Bank
Edinburgh: Slateford Longstone	EWL	4,258	1955	Edinburgh (part)	Slateford Longstone
Edinburgh: South East	EWL	38,405		Edinburgh (part)	1) Gilmerton 2) Liberton 3) Liberton Northfield 4) Moredun
Edinburgh: Stockbridge	EWL	8,206	1992	Edinburgh (part)	Stockbridge
Edinburgh: Wardie	EWL	1,616	1929	Edinburgh (part)	Wardie
Ervie Kirkcolm	SW	669	1950	Kirkcolm	Kirkcolm
Ettrick and Yarrow	LB	578		Ettrick Kirkhope Yarrow	1) Ettrick 2) Kirkhope 3) Yarrow
Eyemouth	LB	3,698		Eyemouth Ayton (part)	Eyemouth
Fauldhouse and Harthill: St Andrew's	EWL	8,333		Shotts (part) Whitburn (part) West Calder (part)	1) Fauldhouse 2) Harthill
Fogo	LB	167		Fogo	Fogo
Galashiels	LB	12,665		Galashiels	Galashiels
Galloway Dee	SW	1,587		Balmaghie Crossmichael Parton	1) Parton 2) Crossmichael (hall)
Gatehouse and Borgue	SW	1,931		Anwoth Borgue Girthon	Gatehouse of Fleet
Gladsmuir	LB	1,917		Gladsmuir	Gladsmuir
Glasserton, Isle of Whithorn & Whithorn St Ninian's Priory	SW	1,643		Glasserton Whithorn	1) Isle of Whithorn 2) Whithorn
Glencairn and Moniaive	SW	890	1957	Glencairn	Moniaive
Glenkens	SW	1,851		Balmaclellan Carsphairn Dalry Kells	1) Balmaclellan 2) Carsphairn 3) Dalry 4) Kells
Gordon: St Michael's	LB	1,101		Gordon Westruther	Gordon
Gorebridge	LB	7,779		Temple Borthwick (part) Newbattle (part) Cockpen (part)	Gorebridge
Greenlaw	LB	709		Greenlaw	Greenlaw
Haddington St Mary's	LB	5,753		Haddington	Haddington St Mary's
Haddington West	LB	6,103		Haddington (part)	Haddington West
Hawick: Burnfoot	LB	2,727		Hawick (part)	Burnfoot
Hawick: South	LB	7,929		Hawick Roberton	Hawick South
Hawick: Wilton	LB	3,523		Hawick (part)	Wilton
Innerleithen, Traquair and Walkerburn	LB	5,256		Innerleithen Traquair	1) Innerleithen 2) Traquair
Irongray, Lochrutton & Terregles	SW	2,375		Kirkpatrick Irongray Lochrutton Terregles	1) Irongray 2) Terregles
Jedburgh and Oxnam	LB	5,085		Jedburgh Oxnam	1) Jedburgh 2) Oxnam
Kelso: North and Country	LB	7,615		Kelso (part) Ednam Hume Makerstoun Nenthorn Roxburgh Smailholm Stichill	1) Kelso North 2) Stichill
Kelso: Old and Sprouston	LB	1,855		Kelso Sprouston	1) Kelso Old 2) Sprouston
Kirk of Calder	EWL	5,018	1956	Mid Calder	Kirk of Calder
Kirkconnel	SW	2,361	1983	Kirkconnel	Kirkconnel
Kirkcowan	SW	758	1954	Kirkcowan	Kirkcowan
Kirkcudbright	SW	3,203	1983	Kirkcudbright	Kirkcudbright
Kirkmabreck	SW	980		Kirkmabreck	Creetown
Kirkmaiden	SW	680		Kirkmaiden	Drummore
Kirkurd and Newlands	LB	915		Kirkurd Newlands	Newlands
Lammermuir	LB	2,643		Bolton Garvald & Bara Humbie Morham Saltoun Yester	1) Humbie 2) Saltoun 3) Yester
Lasswade and Rosewell	LB	6,510		Lasswade	1) Lasswade 2) Rosewell
Legerwood	LB	307		Legerwood	Legerwood
Leswalt	SW	709		Leswalt	Leswalt
Linlithgow and Avon Valley	EWL	15,790		Linlithgow Torphichen Muiravonside (part) Slamannan (part)	1) Avonbridge 2) Linlithgow 3) St Nin's Craigmailen 4) Torphichen
Livingston: Old	EWL	15,604		Livingston Bathgate (part) Mid Calder (part)	1) Livingston Old 2) Deans
Livingston United (CoS/SEC/Meth/URC)	EWL	37,626	1998	Mid Calder (part) Livingston (part) Uphall (part)	Livingston United
Loanhead and Bilston	LB	9,677		Lasswade (part)	1) Bilston 2) Loanhead
Longniddry	LB	2,631		Gladsmuir (part)	Longniddry
Luce Valley and Inch	SW	2,564		Inch New Luce Old Luce	1) Glenluce 2) Inch
Lyne and Manor	LB	200		Lyne Manor	1) Lyne 2) Kirkton Manor
Millisle	SW	1,151		Kirkinner Sorbie	Garlieston
Mochrum	SW	1,169	Ancient	Mochrum	Mochrum
Monigaff	SW	1,731	Ancient	Minnigaff	none
Musselburgh: Northesk	LB	11,863		Inveresk (part)	Northesk
Musselburgh: St Andrew's High	LB	10,240		Inveresk (part)	St Andrew's High
Musselburgh: St Michael's Inveresk	LB	6,309		Inveresk	St Michael's Inveresk
Newbattle: St Nicholas Buccleuch	LB	26,668		Dalkeith Newbattle	1) Easthouses 2) Newtongrange
North Berwick: Abbey	LB	4,286		North Berwick	Abbey
North Berwick: St Andrew Blackadder	LB	3,766		North Berwick (part)	St Andrew Blackadder
Ormiston	LB	2,701		Ormiston
Penninghame	SW	3,176		Penninghame	Newton Stewart
Penpont, Keir and Tynron	SW	1,185	1980	Keir Penpont Tynron	Penpont
Polbeth Harwood	EWL	3,166		West Calder (part)	Polbeth
Portpatrick	SW	900		Portpatrick	Portpatrick
Ruberslaw Country		1,854
Sanquhar St Bride's	SW	2,299		Sanquhar	Sanquhar
Stoneykirk	SW	1,179		Stoneykirk	Sandhead
Stranraer	SW	10,852		Stranraer Inch (part) Leswalt (part)	Stranraer
Tarff and Twynholm	SW	1,538		Tongland Twynholm	Twynholm
Uphall South	EWL	4,249		Uphall (part) Ecclesmachan (part)	Uphall South
Urr	SW	683		Urr	Haugh of Urr
West Kirk of Calder	EWL	3,578		West Calder Mid Calder (part)	West Calder
Whitburn Burnfield Valley North	EWL	12,111		Whitburn (part) Livingston (part)	1) Blackburn 2) Whitburn Brucefield
Whitburn Burnfield Valley South	EWL	13,184		Whitburn West Calder (part)	1) Bents 2) Whitburn South
Wigtown	SW	1,168		Wigtown	Wigtown

Presbytery of Lothian and Borders

Formed on 1 January 2023 from the Presbyteries of Lothian; Melrose and Peebles; Duns; and Jedburgh.

Parish(es)	Population	Buildings	Founded
Ormiston l/w Pencaitland	2,221	Ormiston	MPC (1938)
Ormiston l/w Pencaitland	2,298	Pencaitland	MPC
Penicuik: North	8,493	Penicuik North
Penicuik: Trinity	8,366	Penicuik Trinity
Prestonpans: Prestongrange	9,272	Prestongrange (Prestonpans)	MPC (1774)
Roslin	1,901	Roslin
Tranent	12,227	Tranent	MPC (1800)
Traprain	4,300	Athelstaneford Church Prestonkirk Church, East Linton (medieval, rebuilt 1770) Stenton Church
Tyne Valley	3,692	Cranstoun
Tyne Valley	3,692	Fala
Stow: St Mary of Wedale and Heriot	1,528	St Mary of Wedale, Stow	MPC (1876)
Stow: St Mary of Wedale and Heriot	1,528	Heriot(to close)	MPC (1875)
Selkirk and Ashkirk	6,647	Selkirk	Medieval
Upper Tweeddale l/w West Linton: St Andrew's [West Tweeddale]	956	Broughton (in village hall)	Medieval
		Skirling	Medieval
		Tweedsmuir
	2,093	St Andrew's W. Linton	Medieval
Peebles: Old	5,042	Peebles Old	Medieval
Stobo and Drumelzier	183	Stobo	Medieval
Peebles: St Andrew's Leckie	3,712	St Andrews Leckie, Peebles	C19th (1877)
Whiteadder	2,394	Chirnside	Medieval
Whiteadder	2,394	Paxton	1908
Teviothead	146	Teviothead(services to be in hall)
Ruberslaw Country	2,001	Hobkirk	Medieval
Ruberslaw Country	2,001	Denholm	1844

Presbytery of the South West

Formed on 30 September 2022 when the presbyteries of Ardrossan; Irvine and Kilmarnock; Ayr; Wigtown and Stranraer; Annandale and Eskdale; and Dumfries and Kirkcudbright merged to become the Presbytery of the South West.

Parish(es)	Pop'n	Buildings	Founded
Annan: Old and Dornock	7,754	Annan Old	Medieval
Annan: Old and Dornock	7,754	Eastriggs (in village hall)
Annan: St Andrew's and St Bryde's	4,804	St Andrew's, Annan
Annan: St Andrew's and St Bryde's	4,804	Brydekirk, Annan
Border Kirk	N/A	Border Kirk, Carlisle
Border Kirk	N/A	Longtown (Meth/CoS)
Canonbie United (LEP)	1,192	Canonbie
Eskdale and Liddesdale	4,015	Langholm	1843
		Westerkirk (Bentpath)
		Liddesdale (Newcastleton)
Gretna Old, Gretna St Andrew's, Half Morton and Kirkpatrick Fleming	4,994	Gretna Old	Medieval
	4,994	St Andrew's, Gretna	1917
Hoddom, Kirtle-Eaglesfield and Middlebie	2,564	Middlebie	Medieval
Hoddom, Kirtle-Eaglesfield and Middlebie	2,564	Eaglesfield
Lochmaben	3,792	Lochmaben
Lockerbie Dryfesdale, Hutton, Corrie and Applegarth	5,843	Lockerbie (Dryfesdale) (in hall)	Medieval
Tundergarth	141	Tundergarth(locally owned)
Upper Annandale	3,962	St Andrew's, Moffat	Medieval
Upper Annandale	3,962	Wamphray	1834
Carlingwark	7,185	Auchencairn
		Kelton
		Castle Douglas
		Corsock	1839
		Kirkpatrick Durham	Medieval
Closeburn l/w Kirkmahoe	1,146	Closeburn	Medieval
	2,774	Kirkmahoe	Medieval
	2,774	Dalswinton
Colvend, Southwick and Kirkbean	1,525	Colvend	Medieval
Colvend, Southwick and Kirkbean	1,525	Southwick (Caulkerbush)	Medieval
Cummertrees, Mouswald and Ruthwell	1,299	Ruthwell	Medieval
Dumfries: St George's	3,770	St George's, Dumfries	1843
Dumfries: St Michael's and South	10,106	St Michael's, Dumfries	Ancient
Dunscore l/w Glencairn and Moniaive	826	Dunscore
Dunscore l/w Glencairn and Moniaive	890	St Ninian's, Moniaive	1887
Durisdeer	317	Durisdeer	Medieval
Penpont, Keir and Tynron	1,185	Penpont	Medieval
Thornhill	1,883	Thornhill
Kirkcudbright	3,203	Kirkcudbright	MPC (1838)
Kirkmichael, Tinwald and Torthorwald	5,273	Kirkmichael (Parkgate)	Medieval
		Tinwald	Medieval
		Torthorwald	Medieval
Alloway and Fisherton	6,783	Alloway
Alloway and Fisherton	6,783	Kirkbride (Fisherton)(to close 2025)
Annbank l/w Tarbolton	3,645	Annbank (Mossblown)
Annbank l/w Tarbolton	2,210	Tarbolton
Auchinleck l/w Catrine	4,063	Auchinleck
Auchinleck l/w Catrine	2,236	Catrine (in village hall)	1793
Ayr: Auld Kirk of Ayr (St John the Baptist)	3,127	Ayr Auld Kirk	MPC (1654)
Ayr: Castlehill	9,146	Ayr Castlehill
Ayr: North Ayr Parish Church	15,509	Newton Wallacetown (Lochside?)
Ayr: St Andrew's	3,397	St Andrew's, Ayr
Ayr: St Columba	6,357	St.Columba's
Ayr: St Leonard's	2,804	St Leonard's, Ayr	1886
Dalrymple	1,917	Dalrymple
Ballantrae and St Colmon	1,588	Ballantrae
Ballantrae and St Colmon	1,588	St Colmon's, Colmonell
Coylton	3,332	Coylton
Drongan: The Schaw Kirk	3,736	Schaw Kirk, Drongan
Craigie, Dundonald and Symington	5,747	Symington	Medieval
Craigie, Dundonald and Symington	5,747	Dundonald
Dalmellington	3,170	Bellsbank
Patna: Waterside	2,284	Waterside, Patna
Girvan Valley	8,480	Barr(LMC)
		Dailly(LMC)	1766
		St Cuthbert's, Girvan	MPC (1884)
Kirkmichael	815	Kirkmichael
Straiton: St Cuthbert's	320	St Cuthbert's, Straiton
South East Ayrshire Parish Church	15,909	Lugar
		Muirkirk
		New Cumnock
		Old Cumnock: Old
Mauchline l/w Sorn	4,529	St Michael's, Mauchline	MPC (1829)
Mauchline l/w Sorn	770	Sorn
Monkton and Prestwick Trinity	8,681	Prestwick North	1843
Monkton and Prestwick Trinity	8,681	Prestwick South	1882
North Carrick	7,431	Kirkoswald	Medieval
		Crosshill
		Maybole
Ochiltree l/w Stair	1,564	Ochiltree	Medieval
Ochiltree l/w Stair	314	Stair	1706
Prestwick: Kingcase	5,043	Kingcase	1912 (1934)
Prestwick: St Nicholas	3,615	St Nicholas, Prestwick	1908
Troon	15,396	Portland, Troon
Troon	15,396	St Meddan's, Troon	1889
Caldwell and Dunlop	2,285	Caldwell (Uplawmoor)	1889
Caldwell and Dunlop	2,285	Dunlop
Crosshouse	3,528	Crosshouse
Fenwick	1,655	Fenwick	1643
Hurlford	5,840	Hurlford
Irvine: Old	4,920	Irvine Old
Irvine United	34,470	Fullarton, Irvine
		Dreghorn
		Girdle Toll, Irvine	1990
		Mure Relief, Irvine
Irvine Valley	12,436	Darvel	1888
		Galston	Medieval
		Newmilns (in hall)	Medieval
Kilmarnock: Kay Park	6,009	Kay Park, Kilmarnock	1732 (1907)
Kilmarnock: New Laigh	16,707	New Laigh, Kilmarnock	pre-1732
Kilmarnock: St Kentigern	5,439	St Kentigern's, Kilmarnock	1969
Kilmarnock: St Marnock's	18,222	St Marnock's, Kilmarnock	1836
Ayrshire Mission to the Deaf	18,222	St Marnock's, Kilmarnock
Kilmaurs: St Maur's Glencairn	3,041	St Maur's Glencairn, Kilmaurs	Medieval
Stewarton: John Knox	2,951	John Knox, Stewarton
Stewarton: St Columba's	4,864	St Columba's, Stewarton
Ardrossan and Saltcoats: Kirkgate	17,070	Saltcoats Kirkgate	C17th
Ardrossan	6,768	Ardrossan	1857 (1959)
Beith	7,369	Beith	Medieval
Cumbrae, Fairlie and Largs	14,367	Clark Memorial, Largs	1783
		Fairlie	1834
		Cumbrae (Millport)	Medieval
Dalry: St Margaret's	3,757	St Margaret's, Dalry(to close 2025)	MPC (1873)
Dalry: Trinity	2,495	Trinity, Dalry
Isle of Arran	4,660	St Bride's, Brodick	1910
		St Bride's, Lochranza	Medieval
		St Molios, Shiskine	1886
		Whiting Bay
Kilbirnie: New	7,730	Kilbirnie New	1843
Kilwinning: Abbey	10,377	Kilwinning Abbey	1590 (1774)
Kilwinning: Mansefield Trinity	6,831	Mansefield Trinity, Kilwinning
Stevenston	9,418	Stevenston
West Kilbride	5,233	West Kilbride	Medieval

Presbytery of Clyde

Parish(es)	Population	Buildings	Founded
Barrhead: Bourock	9,296	Bourock, Barrhead
Barrhead: St Andrew's	8,894	St Andrew's, Barrhead	1793
Bishopton	5,239	Bishopton	Medieval(1815)
Bridge of Weir	5,141	Bridge of Weir	1737
Elderslie and Linwood	14,728	Elderslie	1840
Erskine	9,818	Erskine	1972 (1977)
Houston and Killellan	6,650	Houston	Medieval
Langbank	1,089	Langbank	c. 1875
Howwood l/w	1,744	Howwood
Kilbarchan	7,788	Kilbarchan	Medieval(1787)
Inchinnan	7,718	Inchinnan	Medieval
Johnstone: High	6,436	Johnstone High	1792
Johnstone Kirk	9,994	St Paul's, Johnstone
Neilston	6,114	Neilston	Medieval
Paisley: Abbey	5,220	Paisley Abbey	Medieval
Paisley: North	17,409	Paisley North	1913
Paisley: Oakshaw Trinity (CoS/URC)	1,753	Oakshaw Trinity, Paisley	1754
Paisley: St George's	16,423	St George's, Paisley	1738
Paisley: St Mark's Oldhall	4,986	St Mark's Oldhall, Paisley
Paisley:SherwoodGreenlaw	6,682	Sherwood Greenlaw, Paisley	1889
Paisley: South	13,231	Paisley South	1830s
Paisley: West	12,268	Paisley West	1808
Renfrew: North	10,094	Renfrew North
Renfrew: Trinity	10,497	Trinity, Renfrew	1862
Gourock: St John's	5,367	St John's, Gourock
Greenock: St Ninian's	13,379	[closed]
Old Gourock and Ashton	13,379	Old Gourock & Ashton, Gourock	1769 (1832)
Greenock: East End	8,738	East End, Greenock (in comm. centre)
Greenock: Mount Kirk	5,509	Mount Kirk, Greenock
Greenock: Lyle Kirk	13,641	Lyle Kirk, Greenock	1591
Greenock: Lyle Kirk	13,641	StMargaret's,Greenock	1960s
Greenock: Wellpark Mid Kirk	3,131	Wellpark Mid, Greenock
Greenock: Westburn	4,912	Westburn, Greenock	1841
Inverkip, Skelmorlie and Wemyss Bay	8,081	Inverkip	Medieval
Inverkip, Skelmorlie and Wemyss Bay	8,081	Skelmorlie	1856
Kilmacolm	5,264	Kilmacolm Old	Medieval(1831)
Port Glasgow: Hamilton Bardrainney	6,609	Hamilton Bardrainney, Port Glasgow	1963
Port Glasgow: New	9,088	Port Glasgow New
Arrochar	912	Arrochar	1733 (1847)
Luss	367	St Kessog's, Luss	MPC (1875)
Rhu and Shandon	2,095	Rhu	C17th?
Baldernock	871	Baldernock	MPC (1795)
Milngavie: St Paul's	3,428	St Paul's, Milngavie	1841 (1906)
Bearsden: Baljaffray	4,149	Baljaffray, Bearsden	1973 (1993)
Bearsden: Boclair	9,762	Killermont, Bearsden	1935 (1957)
Bearsden: Boclair	9,762	Westerton, Bearsden	1957
Bearsden: Cross	6,707	Cross, Bearsden	1874
Bearsden: New Kilpatrick	6,881	New Kilpatrick	1649 (1807)
Bonhill	9,062	Bonhill	MPC (1836)
Renton: Trinity	2,301	Trinity, Renton	1883 (1892)
Cardross	2,604	Cardross	MPC (1872)
Clydebank: Faifley and Duntocher	12,401	Faifley	1845 (1966)
Clydebank: Kilbowie St Andrew's	5,883	Kilbowie St Andrew's, Clydebank	1897 (1904)
Clydebank: Waterfront	14,382	Waterfront, Clydebank	1876 (1978)
Dalmuir: Barclay	8,059	Barclay, Dalmuir	c. 1850 (1990)
Dumbarton	19,601	Dumbarton	MPC (1811)
Helensburgh	14,220	Helensburgh	1822 (1853)
Lochside	5,519	Craigrownie (Cove)	1853
		Garelochhead (in hall)
		St Modan's, Rosneath	Medieval
Lomond	14,245	Lomond (Alexandria)
Lomond	14,245	Gartocharn
Milngavie: Cairns	2,769	Cairns, Milngavie	1787
Milngavie: St Luke's	6,832	St Luke's, Milngavie	1843
Old Kilpatrick Bowling	4,939	Old Kilpatrick Bowling	MPC (1812)

Presbytery of Glasgow

Parish(es)	Population	Buildings	Founded
Bishopbriggs: Kenmure p/l/w Cadder	3,882	Kenmure, Bishopbriggs	1855
Bishopbriggs: Springfield Cambridge	9,863	Springfield Cambridge, Bishopbriggs	1833
Broom	5,528	Broom	1941
Burnside Blairbeth	8,715	Burnside
Busby	4,717	Busby	1835
Cadder	7,981	Cadder	Medieval(1825)
Cambuslang	17,686	Cambuslang	Medieval
Cambuslang: Flemingston Hallside	9,771	Flemingston Hallside, Cambuslang	1841
Campsie p/u/w Milton of Campsie	4,730	Campsie (Lennoxtown)
Chryston	3,767	Chryston
Eaglesham	3,946	Eaglesham	Medieval(1790)
Fernhill and Cathkin	4,637	Fernhill
Gartcosh l/w Glenboig	3,396	Gartcosh	1929
Gartcosh l/w Glenboig	2,933	Glenboig	1889
Giffnock: Orchardhill	5,768	Orchardhill, Giffnock	c. 1900
Giffnock: South	2,857	Giffnock South	1912
Giffnock: The Park	2,686	Park, Giffnock	1940
Glasgow: Ballieston Mure Memorial	7,461	Mure Memorial, Baillieston	1873
Glasgow: Baillieston St Andrew's	9,136	St Andrew's, Baillieston	1833
Glasgow: Barlanark Greyfriars	5,731	Barlanark Greyfriars	1953
Glasgow: Blawarthill	3,824	Blawarthill	1941 (1964)
Glasgow: St Columba	N/A	St Columba's, Glasgow	1770
Glasgow: Bridgeton St Francis in the East	6,559	Bridgeton St Francis in the East
Gl: Broomhill Hyndland	8,580	Broomhill	1902
Glasgow: Calton Old	19,455	Calton Old
Glasgow: Cardonald	7,082	Cardonald	1887 (1889)
Glasgow: Carmunnock	3,824	Carmunnock
Glasgow: Carmyle and Kenmuir Cornerstone	7,952	Kenmuir Cornerstone
Glasgow: Carntyne and Cranhill	11,907	Carntyne
Glasgow: Carnwadric	7,105	Carnwadric
Glasgow: Castlemilk	12,614	Castlemilk
Glasgow: Cathcart	12,347	Cathcart Trinity	1893
Glasgow: Cathedral (High or St Mungo's)	4,390	St Mungo's Cathedral	Medieval
Glasgow: Causeway (Tollcross)	8,157	Causeway (Tollcross)
Glasgow: Clincarthill	5,903	Clincarthill	1865
Glasgow: Colston Milton	6,659	Colston Milton
Glasgow: Colston Wellpark	3,472	Colston Wellpark	1915
Glasgow: Croftfoot	4,656	Croftfoot	1843 (1936)
Glasgow: Dennistoun New	9,985	Dennistoun New	c. 1875
Glasgow: Drumchapel St Andrew's and Yoker	19,296	Drumchapel St Andrew's	1893
Glasgow: Drumchapel St Mark's	6,805	Drumchapel St Mark's	1955
Glasgow: Easterhouse	8,934	Easterhouse
Glasgow: Eastwood	7,329	Eastwood
Glasgow: Gairbraid	5,031	Gairbraid	1855
Glasgow: Garthamlock, Ruchazie and Craigend	8,211	Garthamlock	1956
Stepps	6,634	Stepps	1900
Glasgow: Gorbals	12,875	Gorbals	1730 as a Chapel of Ease
Glasgow: Govan and Linthouse	15,326	New Govan	1873
Glasgow: Hillington Park and Priesthill Trinity	22,561	Hillington Park	1908
Glasgow: Hillington Park and Priesthill Trinity	22,561	St Christopher's, Priesthill & Nitshill
Glasgow: Ibrox	4,630	Ibrox	1863
Glasgow: Jordanhill	3,916	Jordanhill	1854
Glasgow: Kelvin West	20,420	Wellington	1792
Glasgow: Kelvinside Hillhead	4,723	Kelvinside Hillhead	1871
Glasgow: King's Park	6,188	King's Park
Glasgow: Kinning Park	5,055	Kinning Park
Glasgow: Knightswood Anniesland Trinity	23,445	St David's, Knightswood	1929
Glasgow: Knightswood Anniesland Trinity	23,445	Temple Anniesland	1892
Glasgow: Langside	5,839	Langside	1902
Glasgow: Maryhill Ruchill	22,441	Maryhill
Glasgow: Merrylea	4,939	Merrylea	1904
Glasgow: Newlands South	2,530	Newlands South	1899
Glasgow: Partick Trinity	6,936	Partick Trinity	1863
Glasgow: Partick Victoria Park	12,877	Partick Victoria Park	1823
Glasgow: Pollokshaws	3,169	Pollokshaws
Glasgow: Pollokshields	9,749	Pollokshields	1875
Glasgow: Possilpark (to be l/w or u/w Colston Milton)	6,939	Possilpark
Glasgow: Queen's Park Govanhill	18,499	Queen's Park Govanhill	1833
Glasgow: Robroyston	6,132	Robroyston	1998
Glasgow: St Andrew and St Nicholas	10,700	St Nicholas' Cardonald	1937
Glasgow: St Andrew's East	5,753	[closed]
Glasgow: St Andrew's West	13,079	St Andrew's West	1874
Glasgow: St Enoch's Hogganfield	5,413	St Enoch's, Hogganfield
Glasgow: St George's Tron	3,708	St George's Tron	1808
Glasgow: St James' Pollok	9,473	St James, Pollok	1893
Glasgow: St John's Renfield	8,952	St John's Renfield	1819 (1931)
Glasgow: St Paul's	9,670	St Paul's, Provanmill
Glasgow: St Rollox	4,364	St Rollox, Sighthill
Glasgow: Sandyford Henderson Memorial	5,456	Sandyford Henderson Memorial	1856
Glasgow: Sandyhills	3,915	Sandyhills
Glasgow: Scotstoun	6,121	Scotstoun	1902
Glasgow: Shawlands Trinity	11,797	Shawlands Trinity	1900
Glasgow: Sherbrooke Mosspark (to be u/w Ibrox)	9,394	Sherbrooke Mosspark	1894
Glasgow: Shettleston New	9,800	Shettleston New	1896
Glasgow: Springburn	8,673	Springburn
Glasgow: Toryglen	4,921	Toryglen	1954
Glasgow: Trinity Possil and Henry Drummond	4,337	Trinity Possil & Henry Drummond
Glasgow: Tron St Mary's	4,996	Tron St Mary's	1965
Glasgow: Wallacewell	5,492	Wallacewell [wound up?]
Glasgow: Whiteinch (d/l/w Scotstoun)	5,082	Whiteinch (in comm. centre)	2000
Greenbank	5,514	Greenbank (Clarkston)	1884
Kilsyth: Anderson	5,349	Anderson, Kilsyth	1768
Kilsyth: Burns and Old	6,970	Burns & Old, Kilsyth	1816
Kirkintilloch: St Columba's Hillhead	13,914	Hillhead, Kirkintilloch	1948
Kirkintilloch: St Columba's Hillhead	13,914	St Columba's, Kirkintilloch	1968
Kirkintilloch: St David's Memorial Park	3,181	St David's Memorial Park, Kirkintilloch	1843
Kirkintilloch: St Mary's	2,745	St Mary's, Kirkintilloch	Medieval
Lenzie: Old (to be u/w the below)	5,403	Lenzie Old	1873
Lenzie: Union	3,745	Union, Lenzie
Maxwell Mearns (Castle)	6,431	Maxwell Mearns Castle
Mearns	6,825	Mearns	1813
Milton of Campsie	4,136	Milton of Campsie
Moodiesburn	7,056	Moodiesburn	1994
Netherlee/and/Stamperland	8,168	Netherlee	1928
Newton Mearns	6,565	Newton Mearns	1743
Rutherglen: Old	7,769	Rutherglen Old	Ancient
Rutherglen: Stonelaw	3,382	Stonelaw, Rutherglen	1834
Rutherglen: West and Wardlawhill	4,016	West/Wardlawhill,Rutherglen
Thornliebank	7,313	Thornliebank	1836
Torrance	2,375	Torrance	1869
Williamwood	3,250	Williamwood, Clarkston	1937
Cumbernauld: Abronhill (to be u/w Condorrat)	8,792	Abronhill, Cumbernauld
Cumbernauld: Condorrat	10,840	Condorrat, Cumbernauld	1875
Cumbernauld: Trinity	34,446	Cumbernauld Trinity	Medieval

Presbytery of Forth Valley and Clydesdale

Parishes	Pop'n	Building	Founded
Biggar l/w Black Mount	3,000	Biggar
Biggar l/w Black Mount	545	Dolphinton
Cairngryffe l/w Libberton and Quothquan l/w Symington [Tinto Parishes]	1,441	Carmichael	Medieval
	454	[closed]
	800	Symington	Medieval
Carluke: Forrest Kirk	10,511	St Andrew's, Carluke	Medieval
Carluke: Forrest Kirk	10,511	St John's, Carluke	1843
Carluke: Kirkton	4,374	Kirkton, Carluke
Carnwath l/w Carstairs	2,329	Carnwath (in town hall)
Carnwath l/w Carstairs	2,298	Carstairs
Coalburn and Lesmahagow	7,187	Coalburn	1893
Crossford and Kirkfieldbank	2,148	Crossford
Douglas Valley	2,899	St Bride's, Douglas	1781
Forth: St Paul's	3,837	St Paul's, Forth	1875
Kirkmuirhill	4,806	Kirkmuirhill	1868
Lanark: Greyfriars	4,524	Greyfriars, Lanark
Lanark: St Nicholas'	5,458	St Nicholas, Lanark	Medieval
Law	3,501	Law
Upper Clyde	2,024	Abington
Airdrie: Cairnlea l/w Calderbank	8,928	Cairnlea, Airdrie
Airdrie: Cairnlea l/w Calderbank	2,538	Calderbank
Airdrie: Clarkston	7,631	Clarkston, Airdrie
Airdrie: High l/w Caldercruix and Longriggend	3,912	Airdrie High	1839
Airdrie: High l/w Caldercruix and Longriggend	3,181	Caldercruix	1893
Airdrie: Jackson	6,744	Jackson, Airdrie	1843
Airdrie: New Monkland l/w Greengairs	3,860	New Monkland (Glenmavis)	Medieval?
Airdrie: New Monkland l/w Greengairs	1,462	Greengairs
Airdrie: New Wellwynd	3,669	St Columba's, Airdrie
Airdrie: St Columba's	7,137	New Wellwynd, Airdrie
Bellshill: Central	12,184	Bellshill Central	1874
Bellshill: West	9,274	Bellshill West	1877
Blantyre: St Andrew's l/w Blantyre: Livingstone Memorial	8,181	St Andrew's, Blantyre	1843
Blantyre: St Andrew's l/w Blantyre: Livingstone Memorial	5,853	Livingstone Memorial, Blantyre	1876
Blantyre: Old	3,345	Blantyre Old	Medieval
Bothwell	6,615	Bothwell	Medieval
Chapelhall l/w Kirk o' Shotts	6,496	Chapelhall	1857
Chapelhall l/w Kirk o' Shotts	1,496	Kirk o' Shotts	Medieval
Coatbridge: Blairhill-Dundyvan l/w Coatbridge: Middle	3,474	Blairhill-Dundyvan, Coatbridge
Coatbridge: Blairhill-Dundyvan l/w Coatbridge: Middle	5,410	Coatbridge Middle
Coatbridge: Calder l/w Coatbridge: Old Monkland	11,227	Calder, Coatbridge
Coatbridge: Calder l/w Coatbridge: Old Monkland	12,928	Old Monkland
Coatbridge: New St Andrew's	7,675	New St Andrew's, Coatbridge	1837
Coatbridge: Townhead	5,917	Townhead, Coatbridge
Dalserf	2,635	Dalserf	1593
Dalserf	2,635	Rorison Mem., Ashgill	1889
East Kilbride: Claremont	9,778	Claremont, East Kilbride	1970
East Kilbride: Greenhills	11,487	Greenhills, East Kilbride	1972
East Kilbride: Moncrieff	11,011	Moncrieff, East Kilbride
East Kilbride: Mossneuk	7,698	Mossneuk, East Kilbride	c. 1990
East Kilbride: Old	4,921	East Kilbride Old	Medieval
East Kilbride: South	10,155	[closed]
East Kilbride: Stewartfield	6,308	Stewartfield (in comm. centre)	c. 2000
East Kilbride: West	4,485	East Kilbride West	1791
East Kilbride: Westwood	9,048	Westwood, East Kilbride
Hamilton: Cadzow	5,938	Cadzow, Hamilton	1877
Hamilton: Gilmour and Whitehill	8,799	Gilmour and Whitehill, Hamilton	1877
Hamilton: Hillhouse	9,630	Hillhouse, Hamilton	1955
Hamilton: Old	8,377	Hamilton Old	Medieval(1734)
Hamilton: Old	8,377	Hamilton West	1874
Hamilton: St John's	2,274	St John's, Hamilton
Hamilton: South l/w Quarter	6,676	Hamilton South
Hamilton: South l/w Quarter	1,587	Quarter
Hamilton: Trinity	10,992	Trinity, Hamilton
Holytown l/w New Stevenston: Wrangholm Kirk	5,254	Holytown	pre-1688
Holytown l/w New Stevenston: Wrangholm Kirk	3,592	Wrangholm, New Stevenston	1843
Larkhall: New	10,123	Chalmers, Larkhall	1860
Larkhall: New	10,123	St Machan's, Larkhall	1835
Larkhall: Trinity	4,925	[closed]
Motherwell: Kirk at the Cross	9,776	Crosshill, Motherwell	1881
Motherwell: Kirk at the Cross	9,776	Dalziel St Andrew's, Motherwell	Medieval
Motherwell: North and Craigneuk	11,035	Motherwell North
Motherwell: St Margaret's	6,969	St Margaret's,Motherwell
Motherwell: St Mary's	3,507	St Mary's, Motherwell	c. 1900
Motherwell: South	4,733	Motherwell South
Newarthill and Carfin	12,192	Newarthill	1802
Newmains: Bonkle and Coltness Memorial	5,951	Bonkle	1740
Newmains: Bonkle and Coltness Memorial	5,951	Coltness Memorial
Overtown	4,278	Overtown	pre-1876
Shotts: Calderhead Erskine	10,326	Calderhead Erskine, Shotts	Medieval
Shotts: Calderhead Erskine	10,326	Allanton
Stonehouse: St Ninian's (CoS/URC)	5,713	St Ninian's, Stonehouse	Medieval
Strathaven: Avendale Old and Drumclog	4,266	Avendale Old, Strathaven	Medieval
Strathaven: Avendale Old and Drumclog	4,266	Drumclog Memorial
Strathaven: Trinity	6,377	Chapelton	Medieval
		Glassford	pre-1633
		Strathaven Trinity	1777
Uddingston: Burnhead	6,459	Burnhead, Uddingston
Uddingston: Old	5,382	Uddingston Old
Uddingston: Viewpark	9,020	Viewpark, Uddingston	1866
Wishaw: Cambusnethan North	3,708	Cambusnethan North, Wishaw
Wishaw: New Kirk	16,461	St Mark's (New), Wishaw
Wishaw: South Wishaw	8,029	South Wishaw	1874
Bo'ness: Old	6,418	Bo'ness Old	1637
Bo'ness: St Andrew's	9,201	St Andrew's, Bo'ness	1843
Bonnybridge: St Helen's	11,757	St Helen's, Bonnybridge	1877
Denny Old and Haggs	7,984	Denny Old	Medieval
Denny Old and Haggs	7,984	Haggs (Banknock)	1840
Denny: Westpark	4,336	Westpark, Denny	1843
Dunipace	2,928	Dunipace	Medieval
Falkirk: Camelon	12,981	Camelon, Falkirk	1842
Falkirk: Grahamston United (CoS/Meth/URC)	13,857	Grahamston United	1875
Falkirk: Laurieston l/w Redding and Westquarter	2,852	Laurieston, Falkirk	1889
Falkirk: Laurieston l/w Redding and Westquarter	3,415	Redding & Westquarter	1907
Falkirk: Trinity	8,653	Trinity, Falkirk	Medieval
Falkirk: Upper Braes	17,119	Brightons	1843
Falkirk: Upper Braes	17,119	Slamannan	Medieval
Grangemouth: Kirk of the Holy Rood	4,753	Holy Rood, Grangemouth	1963
Grangemouth: Parkview	12,620	Parkview, Grangemouth	1837
Larbert Cross	14,109	Bothkennar	Medieval
		(closing 31 Dec 2025)St Andrew's West, Falkirk	1843
		Larbert Old	Medieval
Larbert Tryst	16,758	Tryst	1843
Polmont: Old	5,394	Polmont Old	1724
95 parishes	650,152	110 buildings

Closed churches

Church	Founded	Closed
St Kentigern's, Lanark	Medieval	1668^[4]
Kinneil Church	Medieval	1669^[5]
Quothquan Church	Medieval	1724^[6]
Old St Bride's, Douglas	Medieval	1781^[7]
Longriggend Church		C20th?^[8]
South Church, Airth	1806	1956^[9]
Broompark Church, Denny	1797	1963^[10]
Blackbraes Church	1860	1963^[11]
Carron Church	1878	1963^[12]
Tattie Kirk and Grahams Road Church, Falkirk	1747	1972^[13]
Trinity Church Camelon, Falkirk	1904	1973^[14]
West Church, Grangemouth	1893	1978^[15]
St Modan's, Falkirk		1986^[16]
Dunipace Old Church		1988^[17]
West Church, Falkirk	1767	1990^[18]
Dennyloanhead Church	1746	1991^[19]
Grange Church, Grangemouth	1853	1991^[20]
St Columba's, Morningside	1904	1994^[21]
Pettinain Church		1994^[22]
Covington Church		1994^[22]
St Helen's Church, Bonnybridge	1897	1990s^[23]
St Andrew's, Motherwell	1904	1996^[24]
Whitehill Church, Hamilton		1999^[25]
Orbiston Church, Bellshill	1954	2001^[26]
St John's Camelon, Falkirk		2003^[27]
Limerigg Church	1885	2003^[28]
Thornlie Church, Wishaw		2004^[29]
Cairneymount Church	1904	2005^[30]
Carronshore Church	1874	2005^[31]
Dundas Church, Grangemouth	1893	2006^[15]
Ferniegair Church, Hamilton	1902	2006^[32]
South Dalziel Church, Motherwell	1789	2007^[33]
Clifton Church, Coatbridge	1875	2008^[34]
Carfin Church		2012^[35]
Hamilton North Church		2012^[36]
Burnbank Church, Hamilton		2013^[25]
Erskine Church, Falkirk	1738	2014^[37]
Leadhills Church		pre-2014^[38]
Carstairs Junction Church	1879	2015^[39]
Douglas Water and Rigside Church	1681	30 Aug 2015^[40]
Broomknoll Church, Airdrie		2016^[41]
Culter Church		2016^[42]
St James, Falkirk		2018^[43]
East Church, Strathaven		2018^[44]
Lesmahagow-Abbeygreen	1843	2020 (left for Free Church)
Bargeddie Church	1876	2021^[45]
Blackness Church	pre-1949	c. 2021
Kirkfieldbank Church		2022
Cleland Church	1878	c. 2023
Carriden Church, Bo'ness	Medieval	2023^[46]
Lesmahagow Old Church	Medieval	2023
Blackbraes and Shieldhill Church, Shieldhill	1864	2024^[47]
Muiravonside Church	Medieval	2024^[47]
South Church, East Kilbride	c. 1964	2024^[48]
Cambusnethan Old Church	Medieval	2024^[49]
Libberton Church		2024
Wishaw Old Church	1840	2024^[49]
Bainsford Church, Falkirk	c1850 (1888)	29 Dec 2024^[50]
Trinity Church, Larkhall		2025^[51]
Airth Church	Medieval	2025^[52]
West Church, Larbert	1898	2025^[52]
Stenhouse and Carron Church, Stenhousemuir	1899	2025^[52]
Craigneuk and Belhaven Church, Wishaw	1897	2025^[53]
Abbotsgrange Church, Grangemouth	1897	2025^[54]

Presbytery of Fife

The former presbyteries of Dunfermline, Kirkcaldy and St Andrews merged in January 2021.^[55]

Parish(es)	Population	Buildings	Founded
Beath and Cowdenbeath: North	5,288	Cowdenbeath North	Medieval
Cairneyhill l/w Limekilns	2,576	Cairneyhill	1752
Cairneyhill l/w Limekilns	1,916	Limekilns	1781
Carnock and Oakley	4,347	Oakley
Cowdenbeath: Trinity	8,972	Trinity, Cowdenbeath
Cowdenbeath: Trinity	8,972	Crossgates
Culross and Torryburn	4,606	Culross Abbey	Medieval
Culross and Torryburn	4,606	Valleyfield
Dunfermline: Abbey	4,467	Dunfermline Abbey	Medieval
Dunfermline: East	9,162	Dunfermline East
Dunfermline: Gillespie Memorial	3,089	Gillespie Memorial, Dunfermline	1752
Dunfermline: North	6,521	Dunfermline North
Dunfermline: St Columba's	7,473	St Columba's, Dunfermline
Dunfermline: St Leonard's	10,023	St Leonard's, Dunfermline	1894
Dunfermline:StMargaret's	6,582	St Margaret's,Dunfermline	1825
Dunfermline: St Ninian's	7,118	St Ninian's, Dunfermline
Forthview	31,902	St Fillan's, Aberdour	Medieval
		Dalgety	Medieval
		Inverkeithing	Medieval
		North Queensferry	1859
		Rosyth	1917
Kelty	6,506	Kelty
Lochgelly and Benarty: St Serf's	12,610	Ballingry
Lochgelly and Benarty: St Serf's	12,610	Lochgelly
Saline and Blairingone l/w Tulliallan and Kincardine	2,138	Saline	Medieval
Saline and Blairingone l/w Tulliallan and Kincardine		Kincardine
Auchterderran Kinglassie	7,745	St Fothad's, Auchterderran	Medieval
Auchterderran Kinglassie	7,745	Kinglassie	Medieval
Auchtertool	623	Auchtertool	Medieval
Burntisland and Kinghorn	9,354	Burntisland	1592
Burntisland and Kinghorn	9,354	Kinghorn	Medieval
Dysart: St Clair	6,916	St Clair's, Dysart
Heart of Fife (Glenrothes, Leslie, Markinch and Thornton)	48,277	Christ's Kirk, Glenrothes	1978
		St Columba's, Glenrothes
		St Margaret's, Glenrothes	1953
		St Ninian's, Glenrothes	c. 1967
		Trinity, Leslie
		Markinch	Medieval
		Thornton
Kennoway, Windygates and Balgonie: St Kenneth's l/w Leven	7,884	Kennoway
Kennoway, Windygates and Balgonie: St Kenneth's l/w Leven	9,004	Leven
Kirkcaldy: Hope	16,986	Hope (Torbain), Kirkcaldy
Kirkcaldy: Langtoun Central	20,959	Abbotshall, Kirkcaldy	1650
		Bennochy, Kirkcaldy	1885
		Linktown, Kirkcaldy	1737
		St Bryce's, Kirkcaldy	1843
Kirkcaldy: Pathhead	4,914	Pathhead, Kirkcaldy
Methil: Wellesley	5,786	Wellesley, Methil
New Hope Kirk Levenmouth	12,469	West Wemyss
New Hope Kirk Levenmouth	12,469	Methil
Anstruther and Cellardyke: St Ayle l/w Crail	3,165	Anstruther	1634
	3,165	Cellardyke	1882
	1,812	Crail	Medieval
Balmerino and Wormit	2,351	Balmerino	Medieval
Balmerino and Wormit	2,351	Wormit	1895
Boarhills, Dunino and St Andrews: Holy Trinity	6,376	Dunino	Medieval
Boarhills, Dunino and St Andrews: Holy Trinity	6,376	Holy Trinity, St Andrews	Medieval
Cameron and St Andrews: St Leonard's	6,436	Cameron
Cameron and St Andrews: St Leonard's	6,436	St Leonard's, St Andrews
Carnbee l/w Pittenweem	320	Carnbee
Carnbee l/w Pittenweem	1,486	Pittenweem
Ceres, Kemback and Springfield	3,432	Ceres
Ceres, Kemback and Springfield	3,432	Springfield
Creich, Flisk and Kilmany	743	Creich, Flisk & Kilmany (Luthrie)
Cupar: Old and St Michael of Tarvit l/w Monimail	5,994	Old and St Michael of Tarvit, Cupar	Medieval
Cupar: Old and St Michael of Tarvit l/w Monimail	653	Old and St Michael of Tarvit, Cupar	Medieval
Cupar: St John's and Dairsie United	4,157	St John's, Cupar	1843
East Neuk Trinity	1,539	Elie
East Neuk Trinity	1,539	Kilconquhar
Fife Eden Tay	13,176	Falkland
		Freuchie
		Kettle (Kingskettle)	1636(1832)
		Abdie (Lindores)
		Newburgh
		Auchtermuchty	APC(1780)
		Strathmiglo	APC(1784)
Kilrenny	666	Kilrenny	Medieval
Kingsbarns	443	Kingsbarns
Largo	2,897	Largo
Largoward	462	Largoward	1835
Leuchars: St Athernase and Tayport	9,569	St Athernase, Leuchars	Medieval
Leuchars: St Athernase and Tayport	9,569	Tayport
Newport-on-Tay	3,168	Newport-on-Tay
St Andrews: St Mark's	6,158	Hope Park, St Andrews	1733
St Monans	1,357	St Monans

Closed churches

Church	Founded	Closed
St Andrews Cathedral	Medieval	1561
Lathrisk Church (Old Kettle)		1636^[56]
Kerr Memorial Church, Ladybank	C19th	1940s^[57]
Kettle West Church		1950s^[56]
Balmalcolm Church, Kettle		1950s^[56]
Newburn Church	Medieval	1958^[58]
Dairsie Old Church	1621	1966
Flisk Church		1971^[59]
St Kenneth's, Milton of Balgonie		1980s^[60]
Kilmany Church	Medieval	c. 1990^[61]
Tulliallan Church		c. 2000^[62]
St Andrew's, Leven		2000^[63]
Denbeath Church, Buckhaven		c. 2005^[64]
Blairingone Church		2006^[65]
St Peter's, Inverkeithing		2007^[66]
Edenshead Church, Gateside	1823	2007^[67]
Dunbog Church		2008^[68]
St Andrew's, Kirkcaldy	1885	2010^[69]
Kirkcaldy Old Church	Medieval	2010^[70]
Innerleven East Church, Methil		2012^[71]
Leslie Old Church		2012^[72]
Collessie Church	1839	2015^[73]
St Columba's, Rosyth		2016^[74]
Colinsburgh Church		2016^[75]
Boarhills Church		2016^[76]
St David's, Largo		c. 2017^[77]
Kilmany Church		2017^[78]
Colinsburgh Church		c. 2018^[79]
Gauldry Church		2019^[80]
St Andrew's, Buckhaven		2019^[81]
Carnock Church	1840	2021^[82]
Cults Church	APC (1793)	2021^[83]
Windygates Church		2022^[84]
Viewforth Church, Kirkcaldy	1875	2022^[85]
Collessie Church	APC (1839)	2022^[86]
Ladybank Church	C19th	c. 2022^[57]
Strathkinness Church	1864	2022^[87]
Templehall Church, Kirkcaldy	1952	2023^[88]
Kemback Church	APC (1814)	2023^[89]
Kingseat Church		2024^[90]
Townhill Church, Dunfermline		2024^[90]
Dairsie United Church	Medieval	2024
Monimail Church		2025^[91]

Presbytery of Perth

Parish	Pop'n	Buildings	Founded
Carse of Gowrie	5,139	Abernyte	Medieval
		Inchture
		Longforgan
		Invergowrie
Dundee: Balgay	5,838	[closed]
Dundee: Broughty Ferry	17,344	Barnhill St Margaret's, Broughty Ferry	1884 (1895)
Dundee: Broughty Ferry	17,344	Queen Street East, Broughty Ferry	1826 (1865)
Dundee: Broughty Ferry St Stephens' and West	2,119	St Stephen's & West, Broughty Ferry	1871
Dundee: Dundee (St Mary's)	1,982	St Mary's, Dundee	Medieval
Dundee: Craigowl	12,170	Craigowl, Dundee	1851 (1968)
Dundee: Downfield Mains	9,898	Downfield Mains
Dundee: Kingsgait	5,046	Kingsgait (St Andrew's), Dundee	1774
Dundee: Law	16,291	Coldside, Dundee
Dundee: Law	16,291	Steeple, Dundee	1789
Dundee: Northeast	29,080	Douglas & Mid Craigie
Dundee: Northeast	29,080	Fintry
Dundee: Stobswell Trinity	13,144	Trinity, Dundee	1841
Dundee: Westgait	33,910	Lochee, Dundee	1871
		Menzieshill, Dundee
		Dundee West
		Logie/StJohn's/Cross	1759
Monifieth South Angus	13,397	Monifieth	Medieval(2019)
Sidlaw	4,722	Auchterhouse
Sidlaw	4,722	Muirhead	1843
Arbroath and District	29,194	Carmyllie	Medieval(1609)
		St Andrew's, Arbroath	1889
		St Vigean's, Arbroath	Medieval
		West Kirk, Arbroath	1879
		Friockheim (in comm. centre)	1835 (1882)
		Inverkeilor	Medieval
Brechin and Farnell	8,582	Gardner Memorial, Brechin
Brechin and Farnell	8,582	Farnell
Carnoustie: Trinity	12,110	Barry	Medieval
		Carnoustie
		Newton	1843
Edzell	2,309	Edzell
Forfar: All Souls	13,118	Aberlemno	Medieval
		Letham
		All Souls (Lowson Memorial), Forfar
Forfar: East, Old and Inverarity	5,803	East & Old, Forfar	Medieval(1791)
Forfar: East, Old and Inverarity	5,803	Inverarity	1754
Isla Parishes	1,289	Kilry (Bridge of Craigisla)	1877
Montrose Trinity	15,991	Old & St Andrew's, Montrose	Medieval
		Inchbrayock (Ferryden)	Medieval
		Hillside
Oathlaw Tannadice l/w The Glens and Kirriemuir United	630	Tannadice	Ancient
Oathlaw Tannadice l/w The Glens and Kirriemuir United	7,247	Kirriemuir United	Ancient
Aberdalgie and Forteviot	664	Aberdalgie
Aberdalgie and Forteviot	664	Forteviot
Dunbarney and Forgandenny	3,963	Dunbarney (Bridge of Earn)
Dunbarney and Forgandenny	3,963	Forgandenny
Aberuthven and Dunning	1,776	Aberuthven
Aberuthven and Dunning	1,776	Dunning
Almondbank and Tibbermore l/w Methven and Logiealmond	1,688	St Serf's, Almondbank	1905
Almondbank and Tibbermore l/w Methven and Logiealmond	2,683	Methven	Med (1793)
Ardoch and Blackford	2,784	Ardoch (Braco)
Ardoch and Blackford	2,784	Blackford
Auchterarder	4,231	Auchterarder
Auchtergaven and Moneydie l/w Redgorton and Stanley	1,669	Bankfoot
Auchtergaven and Moneydie l/w Redgorton and Stanley	3,292	Stanley (in village hall)
Cargill Burrelton l/w Collace	1,255	Burrelton	1855
Cargill Burrelton l/w Collace	528	Collace	Med (1813)
Comrie and Dundurn	2,471	Comrie	Med (1805)
Comrie and Dundurn	2,471	Dundurn (St Fillans)
Crieff	7,945	St Andrew's, Crieff
Errol	2,554	Errol	Medieval
Kinross-shire	11,255	Orwell (Milnathort)
		Fossoway (Crook of Devon)	1729
		Kinross
Kirk of St Bride Abernethy	3,027	Abernethy
Mid Strathearn	1,080	St Bean's, Fowlis Wester
		Findo Gask
		Madderty
Muthill	1,531	Muthill	Medieval(1828)
Perth: Craigie and Moncreiffe	5,463	Moncrieffe, Perth	1950 (1977)
Perth: Kinnoull	3,785	Kinnoull	Med (1827)
Perth: Letham St Mark's	9,554	Letham St Mark's, Perth
Perth: North	5,661	Perth North	1880
Perth: Riverside	7,040	Riverside, Perth
Perth: Riverside	7,040	Bertha Park Mission	2023^[92]
Perth: St John's Kirk of Perth	3,524	St John's, Perth	Medieval
Perth: St Leonard's-in-the-Fields	7,013	St Leonard's-in-the-Fields, Perth	1835 (1882)
Perth: St Matthew's	4,974	St Matthew's, Perth	1871
St Madoes and Kinfauns	1,909	St Madoes (Glencarse)
Scone and St Martins	6,154	Scone Old
Scone and St Martins	6,154	Scone New
Aberfeldy	1,986	Aberfeldy
Dull and Weem	421	Weem	Medieval(1875)
Grantully, Logierait and Strathtay	1,178	Logierait	Medieval(1805)
Grantully, Logierait and Strathtay	1,178	Strathtay	1899
Alyth	3,054	Alyth (High)	1839
Bendochy l/w Coupar Angus: Abbey	67	Bendochy	Medieval
Bendochy l/w Coupar Angus: Abbey	2,328	Coupar Angus Abbey	Medieval
Blair Atholl and Struan l/w Pitlochry	767	Blair Atholl	Medieval
Blair Atholl and Struan l/w Pitlochry	3,055	Pitlochry	Medieval
Blairgowrie	6,346	Blairgowrie
Caputh and Clunie l/w Kinclaven	2,017	Caputh	Medieval
	2,017	Clunie	Medieval
	346	Kinclaven	Medieval
Fortingall, Glenlyon, Kenmore and Lawers l/w Rannoch	880	Fortingall	MPC (1902)
	625	Braes of Rannoch(to close 2025)	1776 (1907)
	625	(Kinloch) Rannoch	1829
Dunkeld	2,182	Dunkeld Cathedral	Medieval
		Amulree
		Little Dunkeld
Kirkmichael, Straloch and Glenshee l/w Rattray	971	Glenshee	1822
	971	Kirkmichael
	3,279	Rattray
Strathmore	3,720	Kettins	Medieval
		Meigle	Ancient
		Newtyle	1872
		St Fergus', Glamis	Medieval
Tenandry	264	Tenandry	1836
Aberfoyle	1,151	Aberfoyle
Alloa: Ludgate	7,214	Ludgate, Alloa
Alloa: St Mungo's	6,838	St Mungo's, Alloa	Medieval
Alva	4,773	Alva
Balfron and Fintry l/w Drymen and East Loch Lomond	2,702	Balfron	MPC (1830s)
	1,873	(Milton of) Buchanan(to be locally owned)
	1,873	Drymen	Medieval
Balquhidder l/w Killin and Ardeonaig	785	Balquhidder
Balquhidder l/w Killin and Ardeonaig	970	Killin
Bannockburn: Allan (d/u/w Ladywell)	5,166	Allan, Bannockburn	1838
Bannockburn: Ladywell	4,813	Ladywell,Bannockburn	1843 (1957)
Bridge of Allan	4,953	Bridge of Allan
Buchlyvie and Gartmore	1,189	Buchlyvie	1835
Buchlyvie and Gartmore	1,189	Gartmore	1790
Callander	3,463	St Kessog's, Callander	1735
Callander	3,463	Trossachs (Brigo'Turk)	1849
Cambusbarron: The Bruce Memorial	3,146	Bruce Memorial, Cambusbarron
Clackmannan l/w Sauchie and Coalsnaughton	3,773	Clackmannan	Ancient
Clackmannan l/w Sauchie and Coalsnaughton	7,433	Sauchie
Cowie and Plean l/w Fallin	5,017	Plean	1839
Cowie and Plean l/w Fallin	3,136	Fallin	1908
Dollar l/w Muckhart	2,943	Dollar
Dollar l/w Muckhart	940	(Pool of) Muckhart
Dunblane Cathedral, Kilmadock and Blair Drummond	9,895	Dunblane Cathedral	Medieval
Dunblane: St Blane's l/w Lecropt	2,292	St Blane's, Dunblane	1758 (1854)
Dunblane: St Blane's l/w Lecropt	88	Lecropt	MPC (1827)
Gargunnock l/w Kippen and Norrieston l/w Port of Menteith	1,049	Gargunnock
	2,128	Kippen	Medieval
	2,128	Norrieston (Thornhill)	c. 1650
	370	Port of Menteith
Killearn l/w Strathblane	2,382	Killearn	Medieval
Killearn l/w Strathblane	2,342	Strathblane
Logie	5,383	Logie	Medieval
Menstrie	2,804	Menstrie
Stirling:HolyRude/Viewfield	7,132	Holy Rude, Stirling	Medieval
Stirling:HolyRude/Viewfield	7,132	Viewfield ,Stirling	1752
Stirling: North	4,758	North, Stirling
Stirling: Park	3,984	Park, Stirling
Stirling: St Mark's	4,370	St Mark's, Stirling
Stirling: St Ninian's Old	5,155	St Ninian's Old,Stirling	Medieval
Tillicoultry	5,281	Tillicoultry
Tullibody: St Serf's	9,806	St Serf's, Tullibody	Medieval

¹formerly in the Presbytery of Angus

Closed churches

Church	Founded	Closed
Navar Church	Medieval	1727^[93]
Tullibole Church	Medieval	1729^[94]
Old (St Moloc's) Church, Alyth	Medieval	C17th-19th^[95]
St Mary's, Grantully	c. 1533	1892^[96]
Lunan Church	Medieval	C20th^[97]
St Andrew's Church, Perth	1885	C20th
Cargill Church	Medieval (1831)	C20th^[98]
Kirkden Church	Medieval	1952^[99]
Lethnot Church	Medieval	1953^[100]
Erskine Church, Arbroath		1957^[101]
St Ninian's, Arbroath		1959^[102]
Straloch Church		c. 1960^[103]
Old South Church, Crieff	1882	1964^[104]
Wilson Church, Perth		1965^[105]
Scott Street Church, Perth		1965^[105]
Bridgend Church, Perth		1965^[105]
Perth Middle Church	1887	1965
Kinnell Church	1855	1967^[106]
Ladyloan Church, Arbroath		1973^[101]
Lawers Church	1669	late C20th^[107]
Alyth Barony Church	1745	1976^[108]
Old St Paul's and St David's, Dundee	1582	1981^[109]
Tealing Church	Medieval (1808)	1982^[110]
St Leonard's, Perth	1836	1985
St Paul's, Perth	1807	1986
Ardler Church	1885	1986^[111]
Tibbermore Church	Medieval	1986^[112]
Kinfauns Church		1989^[113]
(Ladyloan) St Columba's, Arbroath	1867	1990^[102]
Arbroath Old Church	1590 (1896)	1992^[114]
Dron Church		1995^[115]
Menmuir Church	Medieval	1990s^[116]
Dull Church	Medieval	c. 2000^[117]
Rhynd Church, Perth		2001^[118]
St Mary's South, Blairgowrie		2002^[119]
St David's North Church, Dundee		2003^[120]
Kinnettles Church	Medieval	2006^[121]
Newbigging Church	1790	2007^[122]
South Church, Monifieth	mid-C19th	2008^[123]
Panmure Church, Monifieth	1935	2008^[123]
Kingoldrum Church	Medieval	2009^[124]
St Meddan's, Airlie	Medieval	2010^[125]
Ruthven Church	Medieval	2010^[126]
Glenisla Church	Medieval	2010^[127]
Lintrathen Church	Medieval	2011^[128]
Dunnichen Church		2011^[129]
Fairmuir Church, Dundee		2011^[130]
St Aidan's, Broughty Ferry		2012^[131]
St Michael's, Crieff	1882	2012^[132]
St David's, Dundee	1928	2014^[133]
Nevay Church		2015^[134]
Downfield South Church		c. 2015^[135]
Struan Church		c. 2015^[136]
Cowie Church		2017^[137]
Lundie Church	Medieval	2017^[138]
Knox's Church, Arbroath	1866	2018^[139]
Melville South Church, Montrose	1861	2018^[140]
Liff Church	1839	2019^[141]
Foss Church	Medieval	2019^[142]
St Anne's, Dowally		2019^[143]
St David's, Stormontfield		2019^[143]
St Andrew's, Kirriemuir		30 Jun 2019
St Rule's, Monifieth		Sept 2019^[144]
Allan Park South Church, Stirling		2020^[145]
St David's High Kirk, Dundee	1877	2020^[120]
Craigiebank Church, Dundee	1938	2021^[146]
Stracathro Church		2021^[147]
Holy Trinity Cathedral, Brechin	Ancient	2021
Trinity Gask Church	Medieval (1770)	c. 2022^[148]
Kilspindie Church		2022^[149]
Dun Church	Medieval (1834)	2022^[150]
Kinnaird Church	1815	2022^[151]
Meadowside St Paul's Church, Dundee		2022^[152]
Stobswell Church, Dundee	1868	27 Feb 2022^[153]
Panbride Church, Carnoustie		2022^[154]
Monikie Church, Kirkton of Monikie	Medieval (1812)	2023^[155]
Murroes Church		2023^[156]
Maule Memorial Church Glenesk, Cairncross	1857	2023^[157]
Careston Church	1635	2023^[158]
Fern Church	Medieval (1883)	2023^[159]
Cortachy Church	1828	2023^[160]
Whitfield Church, Dundee	1969	2023^[161]
Colliston Church	1871	31 Mar 2024
Old and Abbey Church, Arbroath	Medieval	7 Apr 2024
Arbirlot Church	Medieval (1832)	21 Apr 2024

Presbytery of the North East and Northern Isles

The presbyteries of Aberdeen and Shetland merged on 1 June 2020. The presbytery of Aberdeen and Shetland then merged with the presbyteries of Moray, Orkney, Gordon, Buchan, and Kincardine and Deeside to form the current presbytery.

Since 1 October 2024 the Church of Scotland's congregations in Orkney have been united in 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.^[162] It is not known when they reunited.

Parish(es)	Population	Buildings	Founded
Aberdeen: Bridge of Don Oldmachar	11,263	Oldmachar, Bridge of Don
Aberdeen: Devana	34,315	Ferryhill
Aberdeen: Devana	34,315	South Holburn
Aberdeen: Fountainhall	20,498	Queen's Cross	1881
Aberdeen: Fountainhall	20,498	Midstocket
Aberdeen: Hillside	19,813	Hillside
Aberdeen: Mannofield	4,951	Mannofield	1881
Aberdeen: North	22,717	Aberdeen North	1954
Aberdeen: St Columba's Bridge of Don	11,253	St Columba's, Bridge of Don	1983
Aberdeen: St Machar's Cathedral	16,038	St Machar's Cathedral	Ancient
Aberdeen: St Stephen's	7,369	St Stephen's, Aberdeen	1879
Aberdeen: South	26,162	Torry St Fittick's	1899
Aberdeen: Springfield	10,826	Springfield	1873
Aberdeen: Stockethill	4,062	Stockethill (in comm. centre)	1949
Brimmond	8,005	Brimmond (Newhills)
Cults	9,059	Cults	1843
Dyce l/w New Machar	5,908	Dyce	MPC (1890s)
Dyce l/w New Machar	4,063	Newmachar
Kingshill	20,394	Skene	Medieval(1801)
Kingshill	20,394	Trinity, Westhill	1981
Peterculter	7,676	Peterculter
Aberdour	763	St Drostan's, New Aberdour	MPC (1818)
Auchterless/and/Auchaber	2,065	Auchterless
Banff	4,948	Banff
Crimond l/w Lonmay	851	Crimond	1812
Crimond l/w Lonmay	1,699	Lonmay
Cruden	3,502	St Olaf's, Cruden
Deer	3,274	Deer (Old Deer)
Fraserburgh and District	18,010	Fraserburgh	1843
		Pitsligo (Rosehearty)	1882
		Inverallochy
Fyvie l/w Rothienorman	1,502	Fyvie
Fyvie l/w Rothienorman	1,642	Rothienorman
Longside	3,342	Longside
Macduff	5,438	Macduff
Maud and Savoch l/w New Deer: St Kane's	1,880	Maud
Maud and Savoch l/w New Deer: St Kane's	1,703	[closed]
Mormond West	2,988	Strichen
Ordiquhill and Cornhill l/w Whitehills	485	Cornhill
Ordiquhill and Cornhill l/w Whitehills	1,604	Whitehills
Peterhead: New	13,536	Peterhead New
Peterhead: St Andrew's	7,021	St Andrew's, Peterhead
Portsoy	2,531	Portsoy
St Fergus	1,118	St Fergus
Strathdeveron	11,025	Marnoch (Aberchirder)
		Monquhitter(Cuminestown)
		St Andrew's, Turriff
		St Ninian's, Turriff
Belhelvie	5,082	Belhelvie
Bennachie	14,256	Chapel of Garioch	1813
		Echt	c. 1800
		Kemnay	1845
		Kintore	Medieval(1819)
		Monymusk	Medieval
Culsalmond and Rayne l/w Daviot	1,432	Rayne
Culsalmond and Rayne l/w Daviot	855	Daviot
Ellon	12,322	Ellon
Fintray Kinellar Keithhall	1,485	Fintray	Medieval
Formartine	4,761	Tarves	Medieval(1798)
Formartine	4,761	Pitmedden	1843 (1864)
Foveran	2,393	Holyrood Chapel, Newburgh	1882
Huntly Cairnie Glass	3,779	Huntly Cairnie Glass
Insch Leslie Premnay Oyne	3,685	St Drostan's, Insch	MPC (1883)
Inverurie: St Andrew's	4,949	St Andrew's, Inverurie	Medieval
Inverurie: West	7,767	Inverurie West	1843
Meldrum and Bourtie	3,938	Meldrum (Oldmeldrum)	Medieval
Methlick	1,092	Methlick	MPC (1867)
Strathbogie Drumblade	2,525	Strathbogie (Huntly)	1843
West Gordon (Alford, Strathdon, Rhynie)	7,749	Alford	1866
		Strathdon	1853
		Rhynie	1823
Aboyne-Dinnet l/w Cromar	3,024	Aboyne	1761
	1,667	Coull	Ancient
	1,667	St Moluag's, Tarland	Medieval
Arbuthnott, Bervie and Kinneff	4,191	Arbuthnott (St Ternan's)	1242
Arbuthnott, Bervie and Kinneff	4,191	Inverbervie (Bervie)	1837
Banchory-Ternan: East	6,268	Banchory-Ternan East	MPC (1825)
Banchory-Ternan: West	2,647	Banchory-Ternan West
Birse and Feughside	1,443	Feughside (Finzean)	1863
Braemar and Crathie	808	Crathie	Medieval
Glenmuick (Ballater)	1,919	Glenmuick (Ballater)	1800
Howe o' the Mearns	7,661	Aberluthnott (Luthermuir)
		Fettercairn
		Fordoun (Auchenblae)	Medieval
		Glenbervie
		Laurencekirk
Kincardine Coastal	11,905	Newtonhill
Kincardine Coastal	11,905	Portlethen
Maryculter Trinity	1,943	Maryculter	Medieval
Mid Deeside	3,656	Torphins
St Cyrus	2,754	St Cyrus	Medieval
Stonehaven: Carronside	6,000	Dunnottar,Stonehaven	1852
Stonehaven: Fetteresso	6,511	Fetteresso, Stonehaven	Medieval
Aberlour	2,204	Aberlour (Charlestown)
Aberlour	2,204	Craigellachie
Bellie and Speymouth	4,940	Bellie (Fochabers)	Medieval(1798)
Buckie: North and Rathven	5,624	Buckie North
Buckie: South, West and Enzie	4,661	Buckie South & West	1850
Cullen and Deskford	1,817	Cullen Old	Medieval
Cullen and Deskford	1,817	Cullen Hall
Duffus, Spynie and Hopeman	2,663	Duffus	Medieval
		Spynie (Quarrywood)	Medieval
		Hopeman	1857
Elgin	24,652	St Columba's, Elgin	1906
Elgin	24,652	St Giles, Elgin	Medieval
Findochty l/w Portknockie	1,209	Findochty	1863
Findochty l/w Portknockie	1,269	Portknockie	1868
Keith: Kirk of St Rufus, Botriphnie and Grange	4,243	St Rufus, Keith	Medieval
Keith: Kirk of St Rufus, Botriphnie and Grange	4,243	(Davoch of) Grange
Keith: North, Newmill, Boharm and Rothiemay	3,613	Keith North	1845
Keith: North, Newmill, Boharm and Rothiemay	3,613	Rothiemay (Milltown)	Medieval
Knockando/Elchies/Archiestown	834	Knockando	Medieval
Lossiemouth	8,653	St James, Lossiemouth	1841
Mortlach and Rothes	3,698	Mortlach (Dufftown)	Medieval
Mortlach and Rothes	3,698	Rothes	Medieval
St Andrew's-Lhanbryd and Urquhart	3,301	St Andrew's, Lhanbryde	Medieval
Orkney	19,743	East Mainland (Holm)
		North Ronaldsay (in school)
		Cross Kirk, Sanday(building locally owned)
		St Magnus Cathedral	Medieval
		Flotta(building locally owned)
		Rousay (in school)
		Eday
		Moncur Memorial, Stronsay	1955
		Kirkwall East	1796
		North, Shapinsay
		St Margaret's, St Margaret's Hope
		St Columba's, Longhope, South Walls	1832
		St Peter's, Stromness*
		Milestone, Dounby
		Firth (Finstown)
		Orphir
		Westray
		St Ann's, Papa Westray
Evie and Rendall	729	Hackland, Rendall
Shetland	23,167	Aith
		St John's, Baltasound
		Brae
		Burra Isle (Bridgend)
		Cullivoe, Yell
		St Columba's, Lerwick	pre-1828
		Ollaberry (Northmavine)
		Sandwick
		Scalloway
		St Margaret's, Vidlin(in Meth. Chapel)
		St Paul's, Walls
		Whalsay (Symbister) (in hall)
		(meetings on Fetlar)
		(meetings on Foula)
		(meetings on Out Skerries)

Presbytery of Clèir Eilean ì

Presbytery of Lewis

Closed, redundant, ruined, abandoned and former churches

Church	Founded	Closed
Elgin Cathedral	Medieval	1560
Philorth Church	Medieval	1574^[163]
St Magnus, Egilsay	Medieval
St Olaf's, Kirkwall	Medieval	C17th^[164]
Westside Church, Westray	Medieval	post-C17th
Catterline Church	Medieval	1719^[165]
Kinnernie Church	Medieval	1743^[166]
St Nicholas, Stronsay*	Medieval	C18th^[167]
St Peter's, Stronsay*	Medieval	C18th^[168]
Orphir Round Church (St Nicholas')	Medieval (1757)	1953^[169]
Old St Peter's, Peterhead	Medieval	1771
Kinkell Church	Medieval	1771^[170]
St Andrew's, Kirkhill		1783^[171]
St Olaf's, Unst	Medieval	1785
Tullich Church	Medieval	1798^[172]
Burray Church	Medieval	c. 1800^[173]
Foot of Gairn Old Church	Medieval	c. 1805^[174]
Forglen Church	Medieval	1806^[175]
Forbes Church	Medieval	1808^[176]
St Mary's, Auchindoir	Medieval	1810
Dundurcas Church	Medieval	C19th^[177]
Cross Church, Sanday	Medieval	C19th^[178]
Dalmaik Church, Drumoak	1062	1836^[179]
Old King Edward Church	Medieval	1848^[180]
Lady Kirk, Westray	Medieval (1674)	1879
St Boniface's, Papa Westray	Medieval	1920
St Ninian's, Oyne	1807	1940
Hoy Church	Medieval	C20th^[181]
Lady Church, Sanday	Medieval	C20th^[182]
Graemsay Church	Medieval	C20th^[183]
Rathen East Church, Gowanhill		C20th?^[184]
Savoch Church, Auchnagatt		C20th^[185]
Elchies Church		C20th^[186]
Archietown Church		C20th^[186]
Cabrach Church		C20th^[187]
Inverkeithny Church		C20th^[188]
Ythan Wells Church		C20th^[189]
Blairdaff Old Church		1954^[190]
Drainie Old Church	mid-C17th	1950s^[191]
Drumoak West Church	1880	1956^[179]
Sourin Church, Rousay		1960s^[192]
East and Belmont Church, Aberdeen		1972^[193]
Deerness Church	Medieval	1974^[194]
Kinneff Old Church	1242	1976^[195]
Rickarton Church	1871	1979^[196]
Culsalmond Church		c. 1980^[197]
St Peter's, Sandwick*	Medieval	1984^[198]
Boharm Church	Medieval	1987^[199]
Urquhart Church	Medieval	1988^[171]
Stoneywood Church	1879	1988^[200]
Oyne Church, prev. Oyne West Church	1843	1988^[201]
Leslie Church	1815	1989^[201]
New Byth Church	1794	c. 1990^[202]
Ordiquhill Church	1805	1990^[203]
Newmill Church		c. 1990^[204]
St Andrew's, Tankerness*	Medieval	c. 1990^[205]
Premnay Church	1792	1993^[201]
Logie Coldstone Church	1618	1993^[206]
St John's, Deskford	Medieval	1990s^[207]
Dinnet Church		c. 1995^[208]
Kincardine O'Neil Church		c. 1995^[209]
St Magnus, Birsay	Medieval (1664)	1996
Clatt Church	1799	1996
Pitsligo Church, Peathill	1635 (1890)	1997^[210]
St Margaret's, Forgue	Medieval (1821)	1998^[211]
Keig Church		1999^[212]
Tullynessle Church		1999^[212]
Rousay Church	C19th	pre-2013^[213]
Cairnie Church	Medieval	c. 2000^[214]
Elgin South Church		c. 2000^[215]
Cookney Church	1744	2000^[216]
Stenness Church	Medieval	c. 2000^[217]
St John's, North Walls	1883	2001^[218]
Birse Church		c. 2003^[219]
Strachan Church		c. 2003^[219]
Benholm Church	1832	2004^[220]
Garvock Church	1778	2004^[221]
Kinellar Church		2004^[222]
Corgarff Church		2005^[223]
Migvie Church		c. 2005^[224]
Foveran Church	Medieval	2006^[225]
Glass Church		2007^[226]
Cruden West Church	1843	30 Dec 2007
Birsay Church, Twatt*	Medieval	2008^[227]
Sandwick Church, Quoyloo	C19th	2008^[227]
Cove Church		c. 2010^[228]
Kinneff Church	1843	2010^[229]
Fordyce Church		2011^[230]
Greyfriars John Knox Church, Aberdeen	1532	2011^[231]
St Michael's, Harray*	Medieval	2012^[227]
Gilcomston Church		2013 (left CoS)
Drumblade Church	Medieval (1773)	c. 2013^[232]
Banchory-Devenick Church	Medieval	2013^[216]
Glengairn Kirk		2014^[233]
Lumphanan Church		2014^[234]
Johnshaven Church	1860	2015^[235]
Trinity Church, Boddam		2016^[236]
Peterhead Old Church		2016^[237]
Queen Street Trinity Church, Aberdeen	1844	2017^[238]
Fetterangus Church		2018^[239]
Uyeasound Church, Unst	1843	2018^[240]
Keithhall Church		2018^[241]
Middlefield Church		2019^[242]
Garthdee Church		2020^[243]
Bressay Church	1722	2020^[244]
Fair Isle Church		2020^[244]
Quarff Church	1830^TC	2020^[244]
St Ola's, Housabister, Nesting	1794	2020^[245]
Weisdale Church	1863	2020^[246]
St Magnus, Hamnavoe, Yell	1838	2020^[247]
Fetlar Church		2020^[244]
Sullom Church, Northmavine		2020^[244]
St Ninian's, Bigton		2020^[244]
Sand (Sandsting) Church		2020^[244]
Hillswick Church, Northmavine		2020^[248]
Voe (Delting) Church		2020^[248]
Cunningsburgh Church		2020^[248]
Dunrossness Church		2020^[248]
Foula Church		2020^[248]
Skerries Church		2020^[248]
Tingwall Church		2020^[248]
Sandness Church		2020^[248]
Whalsay Church		2020^[248]
North Roe Church	1870	c. 2020^[249]
Marnoch Old Church, Bridge of Marnoch		2020^[250]
Kirk of St Nicholas Uniting, Aberdeen	Medieval	Dec 2020
Evie Church, Stenso*		c. 2020
Northfield Church, Aberdeen		2021^[251]
Summerhill Church, Aberdeen	1959	2021^[251]
South Church, Stonehaven	1843	2021^[252]
Bucksburn Stoneywood Church, Aberdeen	1844	2022^[253]
St George's Tillydrone, Aberdeen		2022^[253]
Udny Church, Udny Green	Medieval (1821)	2022^[254]
Auchaber Church, Aucharnie		2022^[255]
St Peter's, Eastside, South Ronaldsay		c. 2022^[256]
Rubislaw Church, Aberdeen	1874	2023^[257]
Holburn West Church, Aberdeen	1837 (1893)	2023^[258]
Ruthrieston West Church, Aberdeen	1872	2023^[259]
Woodside Church, Aberdeen		2023^[260]
Kingswells Church	1857	2023^[261]
St Mark's, Aberdeen	1892	2023^[262]
Blairdaff Church	1850	2023^[190]
Lumsden Church		2023^[263]
Cushnie Church, Leochel Cushnie		2023^[264]
Aberluthnott Church, Marykirk	Medieval	2023^[265]
Bourtie Church, Kirkton of Bourtie	Medieval	2023^[266]
Birnie Kirk	Medieval	19 Nov 2023
St Gerardine's High Church, Lossiemouth	late C19th	31 Dec 2023^[267]
Pluscarden Church		2023^[268]
Midmar Church	Medieval (1787)	2024^[269]
Gulberwick Church	1898	17 Mar 2024
Cluny Church	Medieval (1789)	16 June 2024^[166]
Towie Church		2024^[270]
Tough Church, Kirkton of Tough		2024
Drumoak Church	Medieval	2024^[271]
Barthol Chapel Church	1875	2024^[272]
West Church, Fraserburgh		2024^[273]
Fraserburgh Old Church	1571	2024^[273]
Rathen West Church, Rathen	Medieval	2024^[273]
St Andrew's, Tyrie		2024
New Pitsligo Church	1799 (1853)	2024
Sandhaven Church		2024^[274]
Enzie Church, Portgordon		2024
Speymouth Church, Mosstodloch		Aug 2024^[275]
Elgin High Church	1840s	2024^[276]
St John's for Deaf People, Aberdeen¹		2024^[277]
South St Nicholas Kincorth Church, Aberdeen		2024^[278]
King Edward Church	1848	2024^[180]
Rathven Church	1794	2024^[279]
Durris Church, Kirkton of Durris	Medieval	27 Feb 2025
Botriphnie Church, Drummuir	Medieval	2025^[280]
Braemar Church	Medieval	2025
St Mary's, Aberdeen	1939	2025^[281]
St Kane's, New Deer		2025^[282]
St Cuthbert's, East Calder	Medieval	C17th
Holyrood Abbey (as parish church)	C16th	C18th
Trinity College Kirk, Edinburgh	Medieval	1848
Lady Yester's Kirk	1644	1938
St Cuthbert's Chapel / Buccleuch Church	1756	1969
Newington and St Leonard's Church, Edinburgh	1822	1976
St Thomas', Edinburgh	1831	1979
Highland Tolbooth St John's, Edinburgh	1843	1979
Addiewell Church	1871 (1885)	2000^[283]
Stoneyburn Church	1925	2000^[283]
Cluny Church, Morningside		2003^[284]
Pardovan Church, Philpstoun	1890	c. 2005^[285]
Viewforth Church, Edinburgh	1871	2009
St Thomas', Leith		2009
St Columba's, Livingston	1966	2010^[286]
St Colm's, Edinburgh		2011^[287]
Inverleith Church	1874	2011^[288]
St Paul's Ladywell, Livingston	1972	2012
The Lanthorn, Livingston	1970s	2012^[289]
St George's West, Edinburgh	1866	2013^[290]
Kirk o' Field Church, Edinburgh	1739	2013^[291]
St Andrew's Muirhouse, Edinburgh		2014^[292]
St James, Portobello		2014^[293]
Portobello Old Church	1810	2014
London Road Church, Edinburgh	1876	2016^[294]
Stenhouse St Aidan's, Edinburgh		2016^[287]
Dean Church, Edinburgh	1830s	2016^[295]
St Christopher's Craigentinny		2016^[296]
St John's, Oxgangs	1950s	2016^[297]
Bristo Memorial Church, Craigmillar		2022^[298]
St John's, Bathgate	1895	2023^[299]
Greenside Church, Edinburgh	1839	2024
Craigmillar Park Church, Edinburgh	1879	2024
North Leith Church	Medieval	2024
St David's Broomhouse, Edinburgh	1958	2024^[300]
St Andrew's Leith, Edinburgh	1881	29 Dec 2024^[301]
Kirknewton Church	MPC (1750)	2024
Abercorn Church		2025^[302]
St Machan's, Ecclesmachan	Medieval	2025^[303]
Willowbrae Church (prev. New Restalrig Church)	1892	2025^[304]
Rutherford Church*	Medieval	^[305]
Old Jedworth, Upper Crailing, Longnewton, Maxwell, Roxburgh Holy Sepulchre, Roxburgh St James, Mow, Spital	Medieval	C16th onwards^[306]
Lindean Church	Medieval	C16th^[307]
Buccleuch or Rankilburn Church*	Medieval	C16th^[308]
Church of St Mary's Loch*	Medieval	c. 1640^[309]
Hume Church	Medieval	1640^[310]
Lempitlaw Church	Medieval	C17th
St Andrew's Old Church, North Berwick	Medieval	1656^[311]
Kailzie Church	Medieval	1674^[312]
Hassendean Church	Medieval	1690^[313]
Bothans Church	Medieval	1708
Preston Church	Medieval	1718
Dunglass Collegiate Church	Medieval	C18th
Kelso Abbey (as parish church)	Medieval	1771
Nisbet Church	Medieval	pre-C19th^[314]
Kilbucho Church	Medieval	1810^[315]
Glenholm Church	Medieval	C19th^[316]
Abbotrule Church	Medieval	mid-C19th
St Andrew's at Kirk Ports, North Berwick	1664	1883^[311]
Fishwick Church	Medieval	1914^[317]
Edenside Church, Kelso		1932^[318]
North Church, Kelso	1837	1941^[318]
Megget Church	Medieval	1948^[319]
Nenthorn Church	Medieval	1974^[310]
Duns South Church	1762	1976^[320]
Trinity North Church, Kelso		1980^[318]
Kirkurd Church	Medieval	1985^[321]
Mordington Church		1989^[322]
Grantshouse Church	1888	c. 1990^[323]
Crichton Collegiate Church	Medieval	1992
Drumelzier Church	Medieval	c. 2000^[324]
Houndwood Church	1794	2003^[325]
Polwarth Church	Medieval	2004
St Aidan's, Galashiels		2005^[326]
St Abb's Church		2006^[327]
Eckford Church	Medieval	2006^[328]
Trinity Church, Jedburgh	1738	2007^[329]
Walkerburn Church	1876	2009^[330]
Abbey Church, Abbey St Bathans	Medieval	2011^[331]
Whitsome Church		2013^[332]
Roxburgh Church	Medieval	2015^[333]
Smailholm Church	Medieval	2015^[334]
Kirkton Church	Medieval	2015^[335]
Edgerston Church	1838	2018^[336]
Borthwick Church		2019^[337]
Burnmouth Church		c. 2019^[338]
Whittingehame Church	1722	2020^[339]
St Mary's, Whitekirk	Medieval	2021^[340]
Glencorse Church		2022^[341]
St John's Church, Whitecraig		2022^[342]
Penicuik South and Howgate Church		2022^[343]
Ladykirk Kirk O'Steil	1500	2022^[344]
Westruther Church	1838	2022^[345]
Newbattle Church	historic	2023^[346]
Newton Church	Built 1742	start of 2023^[347]
Swinton Church	Medieval	Easter 2023^[348]
Eccles Church		Easter 2023^[349]
Garvald Church	Medieval	5 May 2024
Hownam Church	Medieval	2024?
Hoselaw Chapel		2024?
Hutton Church	Medieval	2024^[348]
Ednam Church	Medieval	2024
Makerstoun Church	Medieval	2024
Cockenzie and Port Seton Old Church		2024^[350]
Ashkirk Church	Medieval	2024
Lasswade Church		2024^[351]
St John's, Galashiels	1971	c. 2024
Innerwick Church	MPC (1784)	2024^[352]
St Clement's and St Ninian's, Musselburgh		29 Sep 2024^[353]
Oldhamstocks Church	MPC	26 Jan 2025^[352]
Dalkeith St Nicholas Buccleuch Church	Medieval	15 Jun 2025^[354]
Broughton Church	1804	2025^[355]
Lyne Church	Medieval	2025^[356]
Bedrule Church*	Medieval (1804)	2025^[357]
Minto Church*	Medieval	2025^[357]
Southdean Church, Chesters*	Medieval	2025^[357]
St Cuthbert's, Maxton	Medieval	2025^[358]
St Ninian's, Mertoun	Medieval (1652)	2025^[359]
Saltoun Church	Medieval	2025^[360]
Trinity Church, Galashiels	1742 (1884)	2025
Bolton Church	1810	2025^[361]
St Fillan's, Killellan*	Medieval	c. 1775^[362]
Helensburgh Old Church	1843	1956^[363]
St Bride's, Helensburgh	1867	1981^[363]
St Matthew's, Paisley	1907	1988
Ashton Church, Gourock		1989^[364]
Dalmuir Overtoun Church	1894	1990^[365]
St John's, Paisley	1843	1991^[366]
Union Street Church, Greenock	1843	1992^[367]
Orr Square Church, Paisley	1843	1994^[366]
Greenlaw Church, Paisley	1889	1997^[368]
Bearsden North Church	1899	2006^[369]
St George's North, Greenock		2007^[370]
Castlehead Church, Paisley	1781	2011^[371]
Ardgowan Church, Greenock	1793	2011^[367]
Old West Kirk, Greenock	1591	2011^[372]
St Columba's, Helensburgh	1839	2013^[363]
Renfrew Old Church	Medieval	2013^[373]
Soulseat Church*	Medieval	C16th^[374]
Ettleton, and Wheelkirk	Medieval	C17th
Corrie Church	Medieval	C17th^[375]
Sibbaldbie Church	Medieval	C17th^[376]
St Fechan's, Ecclefechan	Medieval	C17th^[377]
Clayshant Church*	Medieval	C17th^[378]
Toskarton or Kirkmadrine Church*	Medieval	C17th^[379]
Eggerness or Kirkmadrine Church*	Medieval	C17th^[380]
Redkirk Church	Medieval	1675^[381]
Longcastle Church*	Medieval	C18th^[382]
St Glastian's, Rerrick	Medieval	1866^[383]
Ervie Church		1970^[384]
St Andrew's (formerly Trinity), Girvan	1870	1973^[385]
Chalmers Church, Girvan	1857	1974^[386]
Glengarnock Church		1978^[387]
Cruggleton Church*	Medieval	c. 1980^[388]
St Cuthbert's, Monkton	Medieval	1981^[389]
South and Townhead Church, Dumfries		c. 1983^[390]
Johnstone Church	Medieval	1980s^[391]
Half Morton Church	1744	1992^[392]
Tarff Church		1997^[393]
Keir Church	Medieval	1997^[394]
Tynron Church	Medieval	1997^[395]
West High Church, Kilmarnock		2000^[396]
Arnsheen Church, Barrhill		2003^[397]
Greyfriars Church, Dumfries	1720s	2004^[398]
St Andrew's, Stranraer	1898	2004^[399]
Lochend Church, Beeswing		c. 2007^[400]
Union for Grange Church, Kilmarnock		2009^[396]
Lochrutton Church	Medieval	c. 2010^[401]
Buittle Church	1808	2010^[402]
Kirkbean Church	Medieval	2010^[403]
Hoddom Church, Ecclefechan		2010^[404]
Kirtlebridge Church		2010^[404]
Overton Church, West Kilbride	1794	2010^[405]
Trinity Church, Beith	1761	2011^[406]
Cummertrees Church	Medieval	2012^[407]
Mouswald Church	Medieval	2012^[407]
Holywood Church	Medieval	2012^[407]
Old High Church, Kilmarnock	1732	2012^[408]
Shortlees Church, Kilmarnock	1950	2012^[409]
Rerrick Church, Dundrennan	1865	2013^[410]
Barony St John's Church, Ardrossan	C17th	2013^[411]
Kirkgunzeon Church	Medieval	Oct 2013^[412]
St Ninian's, Stranraer	1884	2013^[399]
Craigie Church		2014^[413]
Balmaghie Church	Medieval	2015^[414]
Hightae Church		c. 2015^[415]
Ardwell Church	1881	2015^[416]
Glencairn Church, Kirkland	Medieval	c. 2016^[417]
New Luce Church	1821	2017^[418]
Borgue Church		19 Aug 2018
Kilmarnock South Church		c. 2019
Mouswald Church		2020^[419]
Bourtreehill Relief Church, Irvine	1773	2020
Glasserton Church	MPC	2020^[420]
Kirkmaiden Old Kirk	MPC	2020
Tundergarth Church	1770 (1900)	2020^[421]
Kirkpatrick Fleming Church		2022
Eskdalemuir Church	1826	2022
Trinity Church, Stranraer		2022^[422]
Dornock Church	1734	2022^[423]
Ardeer Church, Stevenston		2022^[424]
Lockerbie Dryfesdale Church	1757 (1898)	2023^[425]
Monigaff Church	Medieval	2023^[426]
St Mungo's, Kettleholm	late C19th	2023^[427]
St John's, Largs	1843	24 Sept 2023
Dalton Church		2023^[428]
St Kennera's, Kirkinner	MPC	c. 2023^[429]
Saltcoats North Church	1836	2023^[424]
St Cuthbert's, Saltcoats	Medieval	2023^[424]
High Kirk, Stevenston	Medieval	2023^[424]
Dalmellington Church	1843	2023^[430]
Kirkpatrick Juxta Church, Beattock	Medieval	31 Dec 2023^[431]
Ewes Church	1867	2024^[432]
Hutton and Corrie Church	Medieval	2024^[433]
Applegarth Church, Applegarthtown	Medieval	2024^[433]
St John's Onthank, Kilmarnock	building 1956	2024^[434]
Riccarton Church, Kilmarnock	Medieval (1823)	2024^[435]
St Columba's, Largs	Ancient (1892)	30 June 2024
Corrie Church (Isle of Arran)		2024
Pirnmill Church (Isle of Arran)		2024
Kilmory Church (Isle of Arran)	Medieval	2024
Lamlash (Kilbride) Church (Isle of Arran)	Medieval	2024
St Andrew's, Irvine		2024
Troon Old Church	1830s	2024^[436]
South Church, Girvan	1842	2024^[437]
Kilbirnie Auld Kirk	MPC	2024
St Mary's Greyfriars, Dumfries	1720s (1837)	2024^[438]
Balmaclellan Church	Medieval	2025^[439]
Brydekirk		2025
Ayr: St James	1885	2025^[440]
Auchincruive (St Quivox)	13th Century	2025^[441]
Friockheim Church	1835 (1882)	30 Jun 2024
Strathmartine Church	C18th (1848)	2024^[442]
St James, Broughty Ferry	1890	2024^[131]
St Luke's (and Queen St), Broughty Ferry	1876	2024^[131]
Glendevon Church		2024^[443]
Guthrie Kirk	Medieval (1826)	2024^[444]
St Margaret's, Forfar		2024^[154]
Glenlyon Church, Innerwick	late C18th	2024^[445]
Monzie Church		2024^[446]
Craigie Church, Perth	1787	2024^[447]
Arngask Church, Glenfarg		2024^[448]
Rescobie Church		2024
Balgay Church, Dundee	1902	2024^[449]
St Marnock's, Fowlis	Medieval	2024^[450]
Cleish Church		2024^[451]
St Martins Church	Medieval (1842)	23 Feb 2025
Fintry Kirk	Medieval (1823)	2025^[452]
Camperdown Church, Dundee		2025^[453]
Kincardine-in-Menteith Ch, Blairdrummond	1816	2025^[454]
Kilmadock Church, Doune		2025^[454]
Portmoak Church, Scotlandwell		2025
Kenmore Church	MPC (1760)	2025^[455]
Dalmilling	1953	2025^[441]
South and Levern Church, Barrhead	1846	2013
Kilbarchan West Church	Medieval	2015^[456]
Park Church, Helensburgh	1863	2015^[363]
St James, Paisley		2016^[457]
St Cuthbert's, Clydebank		2017^[458]
Kilmaronock Old Church	Medieval	2017^[459]
St Martin's, Port Glasgow	1944	2019^[460]
Jamestown Church	1869	2019^[461]
Lochwinnoch Church		2020^[462]
St Luke's, Paisley	1830s	2020^[463]
St Ninian's Ferguslie, Paisley		2020^[464]
Glenburn Church, Paisley	1962	2021^[465]
St Ninian's, Larkfield, Greenock	1960	2021
St Columba's Foxbar, Paisley		2023^[466]
Duntocher Trinity Church	1836 (1952)	2024^[467]
St Andrew's, Dumbarton		2024^[468]
West Kirk, Dumbarton	1793	2024^[469]
Radnor Park Church, Clydebank	1890s (1960s)	28 Jul 2024^[470]
Linwood Church	1860	2024
St Andrew's Trinity, Johnstone		c. 2024
Garelochhead Church		2025^[471]
St Machar's Ranfurly, Bridge of Weir	1878	2025
St Columba's, Kilmacolm	1903	c. 2025
Collegiate Church of SS Mary & Anne, Glasgow	Medieval	1940
Queen's Cross Church, Glasgow	pre-1896	1970s
Strathbungo Church	1833	1979
St David's, Glasgow	1720	1983
Dowanhill Church	1865	1984
St Andrew's in the Square	1739	1993
Crosshill Queen's Park Church		2000
Kelvinside Church		2000^[472]
Cathcart New Church		2002^[473]
Carntyne Old Church	1890	2007^[474]
Blackfriars Church, Dennistoun	1876	2007^[475]
St Andrew's, Cambuslang		2008^[476]
Trinity St Paul's, Cambuslang		2008^[476]
Govan Old Church	Medieval	2008
St Kenneth's, Linthouse		2008
Kirkhill Church (Cambuslang Old), Cambuslang		2009^[477]
North Kelvinside Church		2010^[478]
Mount Florida Church		2010^[479]
Martyrs' Church, Townhead		2011^[480]
Gardner Street Gaelic Church, Glasgow		2011^[481]
St Mary's Drumry, Drumchapel		2011^[482]
Castlemilk West Church		2012^[483]
St Christopher's, Hillhousewood		2013^[484]
South Carntyne Church		2016^[485]
Shawlands South Church	1913	2017^[486]
Shawlands Old Church	1885	2017^[487]
Mosspark Church	1927	2017^[488]
Hyndland Church	c. 1880	2017^[489]
Anderston Kelvingrove Church, Glasgow		2019
John Ross Memorial Church for Deaf People	1820	2019^[490]
Banton Church		2021^[491]
Glasgow St Andrew's Penilee		2021^[492]
Twechar Church		2022^[493]
Stamperland Church, Clarkston	1940	2022^[494]
Kildrum Church, Cumbernauld	1962	2022^[495]
Rodger Memorial Church, Blairbeth		c. 2022
Balshagray Victoria Park Church	1908	2023^[496]
Ruchazie Church		2023^[497]
Carmyle Church	1907	2024
Cranhill Church	1954	2024
Yoker Church		2024
Ruchill Kelvinside Church	1903	2024
St Mungo's, Cumbernauld		2024
Kelvin Stevenson Memorial Church (Kelvinbridge P. C.)	1898	2024
Knightswood St Margaret's Church	1925 (1932)	2024
Cathcart Old Church	Medieval	2025^[498]
St Thomas, Gallowgate		c. 2013^[499]
Lansdowne Church	1863	2014
Shettleston Old Church		2015^[500]
Govanhill Trinity Church		2015
Lochwood Church		2015^[501]
St Margaret's, Tollcross Park		2016^[502]

|} ¹united with Aberdeen: Devana and continues to hold meetings as part of that church and parish

Outwith Scotland

Presbytery of England

Crown Court Church, London
St Columba's Church, London
Corby, St Ninian's
Jersey, St Columba's
Guernsey, St Andrew's in the Grange
Newcastle, St Andrew's
Liverpool, St Andrew's (dissolved 2017)

International Presbytery

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

Europe

English Reformed Church, Amsterdam (1607)
English-speaking Christian Congregation, Bochum, Germany
St Andrew's Church, Brussels (1898) (Vacant as of 18 July 2025)
St Columba's, Budapest, Hungary
The Scots Kirk, Lausanne, Switzerland (1874)
Scots Kirk, Geneva (linked with Lausanne) (Linked charge vacant as of 18 July 2025)
St Andrew's Church, Lisbon (1866)
St. Andrew's Scots Church, Valletta, Malta
The Scots Kirk, Paris
English Language Congregation, Regensburg, Germany (closed?)
St Andrew's Church, Rome
The Scots International Church, Rotterdam (deferred linkage with Paris)
Church of Scotland, Turin, Italy (closed?)

North America

Christ Church in Warwick, Bermuda (1719) (Vacant as of 18 July 2025)
St Ann's, Port of Spain, Trinidad
Former: St Andrew's United Church, Toronto (1830–1925)
Former: St Andrew's Church, Toronto (1876–1925)

Asia

St Andrew's Scots Kirk, Colombo, Sri Lanka

Presbytery of Jerusalem

St Andrew's Church, Jerusalem (1930)
St Andrew's Church, Tiberias, Galilee
Haifa
Jaffa

Other Church of Scotland buildings and institutions

Trinity College, Glasgow
St Mary's College, St Andrews
New College, Edinburgh
Christ's College, Aberdeen
Church of Scotland Offices, 121 George St, Edinburgh
General Assembly Hall of the Church of Scotland
St Ninian's Centre, Crieff (now closed)

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^[503]

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^[344]

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^[504]

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^[348]

2025: Abercorn, Aberdeen Kirk of St Nicholas, Aberdeen St Nicholas South of Kincorth, Alness, Applegarth, Arbirlot, Arisaig, Ashkirk, Blackbraes & Shieldhill, Blackness, Botriphine, Braemar, Broughton, Buckhaven, Carriden, Cathcart Old, Cleland, Clydebank Radnor Park, Cockenzie Old, Colliston, Corrie (Arran), Corrimony, Cortachy, Crianlarich, Drumoak, Dryfesdale, Dumbarton St Andrew's, Dumfries St Mary's, Dundee Camperdown, Dundee North East Whitfield, Dundee Stobswell, Dunfermline Kingseat, Dunfermline Townhill, Durris, East Kilbride South, Edinburgh Craigmillar Park, Edinburgh St David's Broomhouse, Edinkillie, Elgin High, Enzie, Ewes, Evie, Findhorn, Friockheim, Garelochhead, Glasgow Carmyle, Glasgow Kelvinbridge, Glasgow Knightswood St Margaret, Glasgow Ruchazie, Guthrie (near Forfar), Hutton & Corrie, Kilmory (Arran), Kincardine-in-Menteith, King Edward, Kirkfieldbank, Knockbain, Laggan, Lamlash, Lasswade, Lemreway, Lesmahagow Old, Libberton & Quothquan, Lossiemouth St Gerardine's, Lumsden, Lyne, Maxton, Mertoun, Monimail, Monzie, Muiravonside, New Deer St Kane's, New Pitsligo, Newton (near Dalkeith), Panbride, Perth Craigie, Portmoak, Rescobie, Speymouth, Stirling Viewfield, Strathmartine, Struy, Towie, Traquair, Trossachs, Tyrie, West Gordon Noth, Windygates^[505]

Resources

Vacant charges
Church buildings
Mission plans: Edinburgh and West Lothian Glasgow Clyde Forth Valley and Clydesdale Lothian and Borders South West Fife Perth North East and Northern Isles Cleir Eilean I Lewis
Obsolete congregation names: 2025 2024 2017
The Ancient Church in the North of Scotland

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List of Church of Scotland parishes

Contents

Abbreviations

Presbytery of Edinburgh and West Lothian

Presbytery of Lothian and Borders

Presbytery of the South West

Presbytery of Clyde

Presbytery of Glasgow

Presbytery of Forth Valley and Clydesdale

Closed churches

Presbytery of Fife

Closed churches

Presbytery of Perth

Closed churches

Presbytery of the North East and Northern Isles

Presbytery of Clèir Eilean ì

Presbytery of Lewis

Closed, redundant, ruined, abandoned and former churches

Outwith Scotland

Presbytery of England

International Presbytery

Europe

North America

Asia

Presbytery of Jerusalem

Other Church of Scotland buildings and institutions

Recent sales of church buildings

Resources

See also

References

External links