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CORRECTIONS AND UPDATES 31st December 2017 PREFACES Moderator's Preface (Gaelic) correct all appearances of the combination hn Editor's Preface correct missprint of 'technology' SECTION 1 Councils, Committees, Agencies Correct all instances of the names John and Johnstone Ministries Council Depute: Craig Renton Vocations and Support emend to Recruitment and Support Mission and Discipleship Acting Council Secretary: Rev Dr Martin Johnstone Communications Head of Communications: Ruth MacLeod Communications Manager: Helen Silvis 0131 240 2268 Senior Media Relations Officer: Cameron Brooks 0131 240 2278 Acting Communications Officer: Jane Bristow 0131 240 2204 Web editors: Jason Derr Jill Stevens continue as in print with Web Developer …. SECTION 2 General Information 2. Other Churches in the United Kingdom The Free Presbyterian Church of Scotland. Add middle initial 'M' to Clerk's name. 4. Her Majesty's Household in Scotland (Ecclesiastical) Dean of the Order of the Thistle and Dean of the Chapel Royal: Very Rev. Prof. Iain R. Torrance Kt TD DPhil DD DTheol LHD FRSE 6. Recent Moderators of the General Assembly Emend the entry for 2003: 2003 Iain R. Torrance Kt TD DPhil DD DTheol LHD FRSE, University of Aberdeen SECTION 3 Church Procedure Section 3G Procedure in a Vacancy The information on Locum Appointments, for which a separate reference is given on page 42, can now be found under the first reference, as a category under 'Interim Moderators and Nominating Committees' SECTION 4 The General Assembly Correct name of first signatory to the Profile of the Moderator, John McMahon SECTION 5 Presbytery Lists 1 Presbytery of Edinburgh 6 Edinburgh: Broughton St Mary's Vacant 30 Edinburgh: Holy Trinity Add Rita M. Welsh, BA PhD (Ordained Local Minister) 2017 19 Muir Wood Road, Currie EH14 5JW; 0131 451 5943; [email protected] 71 Edinburgh: Willowbrae Add minister's email address [email protected] List B MacKay, Stewart A. delete entry, now 37B Stewart, Alexander T. delete entry, now 28 Stirling, A. Douglas delete entry, now List 6-R 2 Presbytery of West Lothian Abercorn l/w Pardovan Kingscavil and Winchburgh add below minister's name: Derek R. Henderson MA DipTP (Ordained Local Minister), 2017, 45 Priory Road, Linlithgow EH49 6BP; 01506 844787, 07968 491441; [email protected] 3 Presbytery of Lothian Belhaven (H) with Spott Neil H. Watson BD 2017 address as current book but new phones: 01368 860672, 07974 074549; [email protected] Dirleton l/w North Berwick: Abbey Correct manse phone to 890800 Tyne Valley June E. Johnston OLM – address now 21 Caberston Road, Walkerburn EH43 6AT; 01896 870754 mobile unchanged List B Cobain, Alan R. [email protected]. 4 Presbytery of Melrose and Peebles List B Bowie, Adam McC. new address Victoria Manor, 63 Albert Street, Edinburgh EH7 5LW Delete phone number Dick, J. Ronald new address 1 Viewfield Terrace, Leet St., Coldstream TD12 4BL; 01890 882206, [email protected] Kennon, Stanley alter details to BA BD 1992 2017 (Naval Chaplain), Trinity Manse, 46 Ayr Road, Cumnock KA18 1DW; 01290 422145; [email protected] Macdonald, Finlay A.J. – from Edinburgh List B. No change of details Moore, W. Haisley new address 1/2 Dovecot Court, Peebles EH45 8FG; 01721 720837; [email protected] 5 Presbytery of Duns List B Kerr, Andrew delete entry, now List 6-R 6 Presbytery of Jedburgh correct spelling and punctuation Clerk: REV. LISA-JANE RANKIN BD CPS Ale and Teviot United Vacant Kelso Old and Sprouston Alexander W. Young BD DipMin 1988 2017, The Manse, Glebe Lane, Kelso TD5 7AU; 01573 348749; [email protected] 7 Presbytery of Annandale and Eskdale Annan: Old Vacant 9 Wigtown and Stranraer Penpoint, Keir and Tynron Sanquhar St Bride's Tarff and Twynholm close line gaps between these entries 10 Presbytery of Ayr Ayr: St Andrew's Vacant Dundonald Vacant Ochiltree linked with Stair Garrett, Morag (Mrs) BD 2011 2017 [email protected] ; no change to manse details Troon: Portland add to minister's name RNR List B Harris, Samuel McC delete entry, now List 6-E Mayes, Robert BD 1982 2017 (Dundonald), Garfield Cottage, Sorn Road, Mauchline KA5 6HQ; 01290 519869; [email protected] Ogston, Edgar J. BSc BD 1976 2017 (North West Lochaber), 14 North Park Avenue, Girvan KA26 9DH; 01465 713081; [email protected] Wilkinson, Arrick D. delete entry, see 6-R 11 Irvine and Kilmarnock Darvel Vacant List B Brockie, Colin G. F. new email [email protected] MacDonald, James M. delete entry, now List 6-R Urquhart, Barbara DCS add brackets round (Deacon) Wark, Alexander C. MA BD STM 1982 2017 (Mid Deeside), 43 Mure Avenue, Kilmarnock KA3 1TT; 01563 559581; [email protected] 12 Presbytery of Ardrossan Kilbirnie: Auld Kirk Vacant List B Harbison, David J.H. delete entry, now List 6-R 13 Presbytery of Lanark Forth: St Paul's emend phone number of manse to 01555 728837 List B McPake, John L. Ecumenical Officer. Remove this entry to List B Presbytery of Hamilton Pacitti, Stephen A. delete entry, now 16B 14 Presbytery of Greenock and Paisley List B Forrest, Kenneth P. CBE delete entry, now List 6-R 16 Presbytery of Glasgow 32 Newton Mearns Stuart J. Crawford BD MTh 2017 28 Waterside Avenue, Newton Mearns, Glasgow G77 6TJ; 07912 534280; [email protected] 36 Stamperland Blythe, Scott C. BSc BD 1997 2017, The Manse, 25 Ormonde Avenue, Glasgow G44 3QY; 07706 203786; [email protected] 54 Glasgow: Carntyne Pat Carruth, Associate Minister, to List B 81 Glasgow: Kelvinside Hillhead Emend minister's details to Roger D. Sturrock (Prof.) BD MD FRCP 124 Glasgow: Wellington Emend minister's details to Roger D. Sturrock (Prof.) BD MD FRCP List B Bryden, W.A. delete, now List 6-R Carruth, P.A. From 32 Carntyne above McDougall, Hilary. Emend contact details to 16 Central Court, Central Avenue, Cambuslang, Glasgow G72 8DJ; 0141 641 8574 Pacitti, Stephen A. MA 1963 2003 (Black Mount with Culter and Libberton and Quothquan), 157 Nithsdale Road, Glasgow G41 5RD; 0141-423 5972 from 13B Shackleton, Scott add PhD replace Chaplain, Royal Navy with Deputy Chaplain of the Fleet 17 Presbytery of Hamilton 2 Airdrie: Clarkston Vacant 63 Shotts: Calderhead Erskine Vacant List B Brown, Allan B. BD MTh 1995 2017 (Shotts: Calderhead Erskine), c/o Presbytery Clerk McPake, John L. Ecumenical Officer. Insert entry from List B Presbytery of Lanark 18 Presbytery of Dumbarton Clerk: MR DAVID E. SINCLAIR BSc CEng Canton Cottage, 5 Suffolk Street, Helensburgh G84 8EJ; 01436 674634 Clydebank: Waterfront This entry to come after Clydebank: Radnor Park Duntocher correct to Duntocher Trinity and add manse address The Manse, Roman Road, Duntocher, Clydebank G81 6BT no phone number at present 19 Presbytery of Argyll Craignish with Kilbrandon and Kilchattan with Kilninver and Kilmelford (Netherlorn) Emend minister's details to Kenneth R. Ross (Prof) OBE BA BD PhD Kilmore and Oban Emend minister's name to Dugald J. Cameron 22 Presbytery of Falkirk Carriden Vacant add Wandrum, David C. 1993 2017 (Auxiliary Minister), 5 Cawdor View, Carrickstone Meadows, Cumbernauld, Glasgow G68 0BN; 01236 723288; [email protected] List B Gunn, F. Derek BD 1986 2017 6 Yardley Place, Falkirk FK2 7FH; 01324 624938 Wandrum, David C. moved to Carriden, above 23 Presbytery of Stirling Logie Ruth D. Halley BEd BD PGCM 2012 2017 manse address and landline unchanged [email protected] add mobile 07530 307413 Tullibody: St Serf's emend manse phone to 01259 213326 List B Sherry, George T. delete entry, see 6-R 24 Presbytery of Dunfermline Beath and Cowdenbeath North Vacant Carnock and Oakley Charles Lines BA 2010 2017 manse details unchanged but new phones are 01383 247209, 07909 762257; [email protected]. Dunfermline: Gillespie Memorial Michael A. Weaver BSc BD 2017 manse address unchanged; new phone numbers 01383 724347, 07980 492299; [email protected] Rosyth Vacant List B Fisk, Elizabeth A. BD 1996 2016 (Dunfermline: St Ninian's), 30 Masterton Road, Dunfermline KY11 8RB, 01383 730039, [email protected] McKay, Violet C.C. BD 1988 2017 (Rosyth), 87 McDonald Street, Dunfermline KY11 8NG, 01383 731410 Redmayne, David W. BSc BD 2001 2017 (Beath and Cowdenbeath: North), 10 Hawthorn Court, Dunfermline KY12 0DY; 07504 342524; [email protected] 25 Presbytery of Kirkcaldy Kirkcaldy: Torbain Allardyce, Michael (OLM) delete List B Allardyce, Michael contact details as at Kirkcaldy: Torbain, above Deans, Graham D.S. MA BD MTh MLitt DMin 1978 2017, 38 Sir Thomas Elder Way, Kirkcaldy KY2 6ZS; E-mail: [email protected]; 01592 641429 Gibson, Ivor delete entry, now List 6-R 26 Presbytery of St Andrews Leuchars: St Athernase Emend minister's details to John C. Duncan MBE BD MPhil 27 Dunkeld and Meigle Aberfeldy l/w Dull and Weem l/w Grantully, Logierait and Strathtay Neil M. Glover 2005 2017 address as current book, 01887 820819, 07779 280074; [email protected] Bendochy l/w Coupar Angus Abbey: correct manse phone to 627864 28 Presbytery of Perth Auchterarder Vacant Perth: North Kenneth D. Stott MA BD 1989 2017, 2 Cragganmore Place, Perth PH1 3GJ; 01738 625728; [email protected] Perth: St John's Kirk of Perth Emend church phone number to 633192 and add below minister's name: Alexander T. Stewart MA BD FSAScot 1995 2017 (Associate Minister), 36 Viewlands Terrace, Perth PH1 1BZ ; 01738 566675 [email protected] 29 Presbytery of Dundee Auchterhouse l/w Monikie and Newbiggin and Murroes and Tealing Jean de Villiers BA Theol BTh. Hon.Psych 29 Oak Lane, Ballumbie Castle Estate, Dundee DD5 3UQ; 01382 351680; [email protected] Dundee: Chalmers-Ardler Vacant List B Brodie, Catherine J.
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    ACTS OF ASSEMBLY IN CATEGORICAL ORDER – 1980 TO PRESENT THE CATEGORIES 1. Constitution, Practice & Worship 2. General Assembly 3. Governance & Finance 4. Admission & Training 5. Mission & Ministry 6. Local Property & Assets 7. Presbyteries & Congregations CATEGORY: CONSTITUTION, PRACTICE & WORSHIP May 2017 Act 18 Act anent Reprinting of Psalm Books Act 19 Act anent Review of Practices and Procedures at Ordinations and Inductions May 2012 Act 16 Act authorising the use of Sing Scripture Act 22 Act declaring the Church’s Confessional Position on Marriage May 2010 Act 48 Act anent Difficulties of Conscience arising from Act 1, November 2010 November 2010 Plenary General Assembly of 2010 1. Act anent Public Worship 2. Act anent transmission of Act 1, November 2010 to Presbyteries under the Barrier Act May 2009 Act 30 Act anent review of Procedure for the Calling of a Minister May 2005 Act 29 Act anent Use of the Scottish Paraphrases in Public Worship May 2003 Act 4 Act authorising the use of Sing Psalms in worship May 2002 Act 5 Act anent Keeping Church Records May 1998 Act 24 Act anent Purity of Worship May 1997 Act 14 Act Consolidating Congregations of Mull and Coll May 1996 Act 16 Act anent Eligibility for Trials for Licence (modifying Act 20, Class 2 1985, Section 4) Act 17 Act anent Trials for Licence (modifying Act 20, Class 2, 1985, Section 4) Act 24 Act anent Procedures in relation to Calls May 1994 Act 8 Act anent The Practice – Supplement to Chapter on Discipline May 1992 Act 6 Act anent Supplementary Versions of the Psalms May