List of Scottish Episcopal churches

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This is a list of churches in the Scottish Episcopal Church organised by dedication. For lists organised by diocese, see the pages for the individual dioceses.

DedicationNo.Churches
St Adamnan 2Duror, Kilmaveonaig
St Adrian of May (?)1Gullane
St Aidan 1Clarkston
All Saints 14Bearsden, Buckie, Challoch, Fyvie, Glencarse, Gretna, Inveraray, Jordanhill, Kinlochewe Mission, Kinloch Rannoch, Lockerbie, St Andrews, Strichen, Whiterashes
All Souls 1Invergowrie
St Andrew 19 Aberdeen Cathedral, Alford, Ardrossan, Banff, Brechin, Callander, Fasque, Fort William, Fortrose, Innerleithen, Inverness Cathedral, Irvine, Kelso, Milngavie, St Andrews, Strathtay, Tain, Uddingston, Wishaw
St Angus1Lochearnhead
St Anne 4Coupar Angus, Dunbar, Kemnay, Strathpeffer
St Augustine1Dumbarton
St Baldred 1North Berwick
St Barnabas 1Moredun
St Bartholomew 1Gourock
St Boniface of Ross 1Achiltibuie
St Brendan 1Balmartin
St Brigid 2 Glasgow, Onich
Carpenters Arms 1Aberdeen
St Catherine 2Blairgowrie, Bo'ness
Christ Church9Dalbeattie, Duns, Falkirk, Harris, Huntly, Kincardine O'Neil, Lanark, Lochgilphead, Morningside
St Clement 1Mastrick
St Colman 1Burravoe
St Columba 14Aberdour, Bathgate, Brora, Crieff, Edinburgh, Grantown-on-Spey, Gruline, Iona, Islay, Kilmartin, Largs, Nairn, Portree, Stanley
St Congan1Turriff
Holy Cross (Holy Rood) 4Carnoustie, Clachan, Davidson's Mains, Portnacrois
St Cuthbert 3Cambuslang, Colinton, Hawick
St Cyprian 1 Lenzie
St David of Scotland 2Inverbervie, Pilton
St Devenick1Bieldside
St Donnan 1Lochalsh
St Drostan 3Insch, Old Deer, Tarfside
St Ebba 1Eyemouth
St Elizabeth 1Fochabers
St Fillan 3Fairmilehead, Killin, Kilmacolm
St Finan 1Kinlochmoidart
St Finnbarr 1Dornoch
St Finnian 1Lochgelly
St Gilbert 2Kinlochbervie, Lochinver
The Good Shepherd 2Hillington, Murrayfield
Holy Spirit 1 Cathedral of the Isles
St James 6Ardbrecknish, Cupar, Dingwall, Dollar, Muthill, Stonehaven
St James the Less 5Aberdeen, Bishopbriggs, Cruden Bay, Leith, Penicuik
St John3Ballachulish, Johnstone, Longside
St John the Baptist 4Drumlithie, Dundee, Perth, Rothiemurchus
St John the Divine 1 Oban Cathedral
St John the Evangelist 19 Aberdeen, Alloa, Annan, Arpafeelie, Baillieston, Dumfries, Eastriggs, Edinburgh, Forfar, Forres, Greenock, Inverness, Jedburgh, Moffat, New Pitsligo, Pittenweem, Selkirk, Stranraer, Wick
St Kentigern (Mungo) 5Alexandria, Balerno, Ballater, Dennistoun, West Linton
St Kessog 1Auchterarder
St Kiaran1Campbeltown
St Kilda1Lochbuie
St Laurence 1Laurencekirk
St Leonard 1Lasswade
St Luke 3Cuminestown, Downfield, Glenrothes
St Machar 1Bucksburn
St Maelrubha 2Lairg, Poolewe
St Magnus 1Lerwick
St Margaret5Lochee, Lossiemouth, Lunanhead, Renfrew, Rosyth
St Margaret of Scotland 8 Aberdeen, Aberlour, Arran, Edinburgh, Leven, New Galloway, Newlands, Tayport
St Mark 2East Kilbride, Portobello
St Marnan1Aberchirder
St Martin 2Dalry (Edinburgh), Dundee
St Mary 29Aberfoyle, Arbroath, Auchindoir, Birnam, Bridge of Weir, Broughty Ferry, Carden Place, Cove Bay, Culloden, Dalkeith, Dalmahoy, Dunblane, Edinburgh Cathedral, Ellon, Gatehouse of Fleet, Glasgow Cathedral, Glencoe, Grangemouth, Hamilton, Inverurie, Kirriemuir, Ladybank, Newport-on-Tay, Port Glasgow, Sleat, Stromness, Strontian, Tongue, Ullapool
St Mary of Mt Carmel 1 South Queensferry
St Mary & All Souls 1Coldstream
SS Mary & Leonard 1Kinghorn
SS Mary & Peter 1Montrose
St Mary Magdalene 1Dundee
St Matthew 2Possilpark, Rosslyn Chapel
SS Matthew & George 1Oldmeldrum
St Michael 3Ballintuim, Dufftown, Gordonstoun
St Michael & All Angels 4Elie, Helensburgh, Inverness, Raasay
St Michael & All Saints 1Tollcross
St Modoc1Doune
St Moluag 2 Eoropaidh, Kentallen
Holy Name 1Cumbernauld
St Ninian 13Aberdeen, Alyth, Braemar, Castle Douglas, Comely Bank, Dundee, Glenurquhart, Invergordon, Perth Cathedral, Pollokshields, Portpatrick, Prestwick, Troon
St Olaf 1Kirkwall
St Oswald 2King’s Park, Maybole
St Palladius 1Drumtochty
St Paul 7 Dundee Cathedral, Edinburgh, Kinlochleven, Kinross, Livingston, Rothesay, Strathnairn
SS Paul & George 1 Edinburgh
SS Paul & John the Evangelist 1Airdrie
St Peter 12Auchmithie, Dalry (Ayrshire), Fraserburgh, Galashiels, Inverkeithing, Kirkcaldy, Linlithgow, Lutton Place, Musselburgh, Peebles, Peterhead, Stornoway
St Peter & Holy Rood 1Thurso
St Philip 1Catterline
SS Philip & James 1Edinburgh
St Regulus 1Cromarty
St Saviour/Salvador 3Bridge of Allan, Dundee, Stenhouse
St Serf 3Burntisland, Comrie, Shettleston
St Ternan 2Banchory, Muchalls
St Thomas 1Aboyne
Holy Trinity 12Ayr, Dunfermline, Dunoon, Elgin, Haddington, Keith, Kilmarnock, Melrose, Monifieth, Motherwell, Pitlochry, Stirling
Holy Trinity & St Barnabas 1Paisley
St Vincent 1Stockbridge
No dedication7Burghead Mission, Courthill Chapel Kishorn, The Crask Inn, Drumchapel Episcopal Church, Greyfriars Church Kirkcudbright, Kilbrandon Congregation, Westhill Community Church

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