Scottish Episcopal Church
Overview
The Scottish Episcopal Church is an Anglican church in Scotland and a province of the Anglican Communion.
History
It preserved episcopal continuity after the Scottish Reformation and developed a distinctive history alongside the Church of Scotland.
Beliefs and emphases
It holds Anglican creedal, sacramental, and episcopal commitments and includes a range of theological and liturgical traditions.
Worship and practice
Worship commonly centres on the Eucharist and authorised Scottish liturgies, alongside diverse parish music and prayer.
Organisation and life
It is led through bishops, dioceses, a General Synod, and local congregations.