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“Thou hast given a banner to them that fear thee, that it may be displayed because of the truth.” Psalm 60:4

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The Free Presbyterian Church of Scotland is a Psalm-singing Reformed Church with congregations across the world. It is committed to the inspiration of the whole Bible and the gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ, the only Saviour from sin.

Free Presbyterian Church, Barnoldswick

As the constitutional heir of the historic Church of Scotland, the Free Presbyterian Church traces its Scriptural roots through the Scottish Reformation to the New Testament itself. It seeks to uphold a full testimony to Reformed doctrine, worship and government:

  • In doctrine, the Church’s only supreme standard is Scripture, with the entire Westminster Confession of Faith as its unqualified subordinate standard.
  • In worship, the Regulative Principle is applied consistently, so that nothing is brought into worship except what Scripture requires.
  • In government, Scriptural principles are applied to the life of the Church and to the lives of the people.

Mbuma Free Presbyterian Church, Zimbabwe

With written and audio content, the website seeks to defend, explain and commend the Christian faith in the distinctively Reformed context which Scripture requires for all Churches everywhere. A good place to begin finding out more is at About Us.

Approaching Judgments – Part 6

[This sixth part of John Owen’s treatment of Luke 13:1-5 deals with his third main heading, which asks what the evidences are that judgments are approaching. Part 5 is available here.] III. Our third inquiry is, “What evidences we have at present, or what warnings we have had, of approaching judgments?”. For this also belongs unto the indispensable necessity of repentance and reformation, upon the approaching of troubles. And they are the ordinances of God unto that end; which when they are despised, desolating judgments will ensue. And we may, unto this end, observe these things: First, Ordinarily, God doth not bring wasting, desolating judgments on any people, church, or nation, but that He gives them warnings of their approach. I say, He doth not ordinarily do so; for He may, if He please, surprise a wicked, provoking generation of men with the most dreadful destructions; as He did Sodom and Gomorrah of old. And very many daily are so surprised, as unto their own … [Read More...]

Youth Conference 2021

The 2021 Youth Conference at Strathallan has been cancelled due to the ongoing Covid-19 Pandemic and national lockdown. It is hoped that the Conference can be rescheduled for next year.

A request has been received concerning the possibility of Conference style papers being made available via WebEx. It has been agreed by the Committee to provide two online papers if there is sufficient interest. The normal age restrictions (16 to 30) apply.

If you would be keen for this provision to be made, then please contact Rev J B Jardine at [email protected] giving your name and age by Monday 15 March 2021.

Magazines for February 2021

The Church’s magazines for February 2021 are available at the following links:

Free Presbyterian Magazine

Young People’s Magazine

Special Offers on New Books for March

A list of new books available at the Free Presbyterian Bookoom is avalailable at this link.

  • Messages from Captivity: Sermons from Ezekiel 1-24 by Allan W MacColl, Ettrick Press, 2020, pbk, 176 pages, RRP £8.50, Offer Price£6.79
  • A Day’s March Nearer Home: Autobiography of J Graham Miller edited by Iain H Murray, Banner of Truth, 2010, hbk 344 pages, RRP £16.00, Offer Price £12.79
  • Quest for Full Assurance: The Legacy of Calvin and His Successors Joel R Beeke, Banner of Truth, 2000, pbk, 411 pages, RRP £11.99, Offer Price £9.59
  • The World Conquered by the Faithful Christian by Richard Alleine, Soli Deo Gloria Publications, 2019 [1668], pbk, 176 pages, RRP £11.99, Offer Price £9.59
  • Holiness: Its Nature, Hindrances, Difficulties and Roots by J C Ryle, Banner of Truth, 2014 [1879], hbk, 475 pages, RRP £15.00, Offer Price £11.99 

(Postage is extra.)

Available from the Free Presbyterian Bookoom.

A free Bible

The Outreach Committee have a limited number of Bibles available for free distribution to people in the United Kingdom who do not have a Bible of their own. These English Bibles are in the Authorised (King James) Version.

To request a free Bible, please write to Rev J B Jardine by email:

[email protected]

A young man was once under great concern for the salvation of his soul. “What can I do?” was his earnest question. “Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ,” he was told. “Yes,” he replied, “but where can I find Him?” “Find Him in the Word of God,” he was told. He took his Bible, and began reading at the beginning of the New Testament. He had not reached the end of the first chapter, before He found the Saviour he so needed, in Matthew 1:21, “And she shall bring forth a son, and thou shalt call His name JESUS: for He shall save His people from their sins.” After that, the Bible became that man’s most precious and treasured possession.

“The entrance of Thy words giveth light” (Psalm 119:130).

Please note that these Bibles are for personal use only, and are not for resale.

Calendar

  1. 9 Mar - Meeting of Presbyteries: Western and Northern
  2. 16 Mar - 17 Mar - Synod Committee meetings
  3. 23 Mar - Meeting of Presbytery: Outer Isles

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Latest Articles

  • Approaching Judgments – Part 6
  • Youth Conference 2021
  • Special Offers on New Books for March

Recently Added Audio

  • Our responses to what Christ says 11 Oct 2020
  • Nehemiah and the fear of God 11 Oct 2020
  • Who is worthy to open the book? 20 Sep 2009
  • Lazarus at the table with Christ 20 Sep 2009
  • Sons of God 27 Dec 2020
  • Mine eyes have seen thy salvation 27 Dec 2020
  • Direction for Joshua 4 Oct 2020
  • God pleased to use preaching 4 Oct 2020
  • Enduring by faith 27 Dec 2020
  • I was brought low 3 Jan 2021

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Browse the Church Bookshop

Messages from Captivity: Sermons from Ezekiel 1-24 by Allan W MacColl, £6.79
A Day’s March Nearer Home: Autobiography of J Graham Miller edited by Iain H Murray £12.79
The Quest for Full Assurance: The Legacy of Calvin and His Successors Joel R Beeke, £9.59
The World Conquered by the Faithful Christian by Richard Alleine, £9.59
Holiness: Its Nature, Hindrances, Difficulties and Roots by J C Ryle,  £11.99

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Rev Keith M Watkins
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Moderator of Synod

Rev J Bruce Jardine
FP Manse, Tarbert
Isle of Harris, HS3 3DF
UK

Clerk of Synod

Rev Keith M Watkins
Free Presbyterian Manse, Ferry Road, Leverburgh, Isle of Harris, HS5 3UA, UK.
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General Treasurer

Mr William Campbell
133 Woodlands Road, Glasgow,
G3 6LE, UK.
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