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Ministries Council

INTRODUCTION

Welcome to the Church of Scotland Ministries Council extranet area where you will find information about our meetings, minutes and resources written specifically for staff, office bearers and those in the ministries.

If you would like to find out general information about the council, including details about the role the council plays at the heart of the life of the Church of Scotland by nourishing and supporting a variety of the ministries for the Church. visit our pages on the Church of Scotland main website at www.churchofscotland.org.uk/ministries

Minister and elder at communion
The Ministries Council:
at the heart of the life of the Church

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In this section
Introduction
Welcome to the council's extranet pages

Minutes and meeting dates
Read the latest minutes available online and find out about forthcoming meetings

Downloads and resources
A range of information and resources to download

Private administration area
Log-in area for members to download documents and information

Contact details
Members list and contact information


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