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| Field | Church of Scotland |
|---|---|
| Type | Church |
| Origin | 16th century Scotland |
| Overview | The Church of Scotland is a national Reformed and Presbyterian church in Scotland, often known as the Kirk. |
| History | It emerged from the Scottish Reformation and has shaped Scottish religious, educational, and civic history. |
| Beliefs and emphases | It is Reformed in heritage, places importance on Scripture and the historic creeds, and is not episcopally governed. |
| Worship and practice | Worship normally includes Scripture, preaching, prayer, congregational song, Baptism, and the Lord's Supper in varied parish forms. |
| Organisation and life | Elders and ministers participate in kirk sessions, presbyteries, and the General Assembly. |
| Broader traditions | Presbyterianism |
| Variants | — |
| Related | — |
| Contrasting positions | — |