Across Berwickshire & Berwick
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Coldstream & District
Coldstream lies on the northern bank of the river Tweed, on the Scottish border, some 15 miles from Berwick-on-Tweed to the east and 9 miles from Kelso to the west. Eccles, Leitholm, Swinton and Ladykirk Churches all lie in an arc to the north of Coldstream. Our Churches extend a welcome to all who live in the area, who are travelling through, or who are visiting this website.
Duns & District
Duns Parish church is a congregation of the Church of Scotland. Responsibility for leadership in our church lies with folk called “elders” of whom the Minister is one. Together, the elders make up the “Kirk Session”. The Kirk Session’s job is to lead the church in spiritual matters such as considering how we can better function in order to see God’s purposes at work in our church.
Coldingham
& St Abbs
The Church of Scotland Parish of Coldingham & St Abbs is under the charge of Rev. Andrew Haddow, and linked with nearby Eyemouth Parish. The two congregations of Eyemouth and Coldingham & St Abbs share a common vision for our happily linked parishes. The linkage has been in place now since 1986.
St Andrew
Wallace Green & Lowick Church
St Andrew’s Wallace Green and Lowick Church of Scotland (Presbyterian) is one of only eight Church of Scotland congregations in England. The membership is made up both of Scots and English and, as in most Presbyterian churches, great emphasis is placed in worship on the preaching of the Word.
Chirnside Parish Church
Covering the parishes of Hutton, Fishwick and Paxton. The chevron-patterned Norman doorway at the south-west corner of the church dates from the 12th century. The church was largely rebuilt in 1878 with the church hall, vestry and tower added in 1905-7. Buried in the kirkyard are the famous 17th-century Reforming minister, Henry Erskine, and the 1960s World Champion racing driver, Jim Clark.
