It is enough to make John Knox turn in his grave – women overseeing the Church of Scotland and one of them a Catholic, to boot. For this year’s general ...

John Knox, Scotland's 16th century thunderer against popery, would have preached himself hoarse at the thought. On South Uist, North Uist and Benbecula (pop. some 5,000), an island group in ...

John Knox gave the Protestant cause greater direction in Scotland. Knox sailed into Leith from France on the 2 May 1559. He immediately travelled north, preaching in Dundee and at St John’s Kirk ...

John Knox House, a patchwork of timber and stone dating back to 1470, ... Edinburgh was home to around just 350 houses, yet it stood as Scotland’s most densely populated burgh.

In the First Book of Discipline of 1560, John Knox wrote his ideas for the new Reformed Church in Scotland. He wanted a number of changes: The new Protestant Church to gain the properties and ...

THE spirit of John Knox's teaching has been lost in the Church of Scotland, according to an Indian minister who is appalled that so many Scottish… ...

John Knox, the father of Scotland's Reformation, has emerged as one of the country's most unlikely tourist attractions. Thousands of visitors are being drawn from America's Bible Belt to pay ...

John Knox on the other hand was born into a relatively poor East Lothian background. ... Scotland spiralled into six years of civil war.