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Welcome to this window into our churches.
We have the privilege of ministering here amongst the Cheviots and in the villages south of Kelso.

We would like to offer you both historic, devotional, and current material here for visitors from near or afar and for our members.

This is very much Border country and God has been worshipped here from the very earliest settlements of Christianity. All our ancient parish borders are crossed by the St Cuthbert’s Way, a long distance walk from Old Melrose to Lindesfarne. On his way it is said Cuthbert loved to roam our hills bringing the good news of the Gospel to the ‘hill’ people. At Yetholm it is said the nobles who fell at Flodden were brought for a Scottish burial. Linton, a Norman Kirk, has the only Tympanum Stone extant in Scotland and is the home of remarkable legends. Hownam Kirk lies within the lovely Kale Valley - sheep country - and host to the remains of very early settlements. At the bottom of the valley lies the delightful village of Morebattle.

We are trying to add and develop material all the time here. Most recently we have added a 'members' page.

Above the doors of some of our churches there is a little notice inviting you to pray for all who lead and worship within. I repeat that here - as you visit please offer a prayer for yourself and for all who visit here.

Yours

Bulletin:-

Our recent Souper Sunday can be seen in pictures on the Features page

Yetholm Internal Project has generated some documents that might be of interest. There are links on Yetholm page

A reminder that Sunday Worship Scripts are available on the page 'Online'

The church of scotland has a new look to her website - well worth a look at www.churchofscotland.org.uk

Minister

Robin McHaffie

The Manse
Kirk Yetholm
Kelso
Roxburghshire
TD5 8PF
Phone: 01573 420308
E-mail: robinmchaffie@f2s.com

Scottish Charity No 0032023

Linton Morebattle Hownam Yetholm Parish Church

Church of Scotland