At a time when worship in Presbyterian Scotland was often rambling and verbose, the Society's scholarly editions of earlier worship books helped restore classic patterns and lapsed Reformation forms. Its annual journal, established in 1928, encouraged the continuing study of liturgy and provided a forum for those who compiled worship resources and those who led and participated in worship Sunday by Sunday.
In the present day the Society, now ecumenical and with members in several countries, continues to engage with contemporary worship, studying, reflecting, evaluating and proposing.
The theme is Pilgrimage and the date Thursday 24th October, from approx 10.30/11am until 4pm. A medieval pilgrim lunch and tours of the 900-year-old St Drostan’s Church will be provided. £10 on the day (lunch and speaker expenses). Read more details here.
Please register by w/e of 20th October by emailing dgalbraith@churchofscotland.org.uk
Volume 58 of the annual Record has now been published. The complete edition has been uploaded to the Journals pages on the website here.
