"The Story Of The Kirk" provides a comprehensive overview of the history of the Church of Scotland, often referred to as the Kirk. From its earliest roots to its development through the Reformation and beyond, this book explores the key figures, events, and theological movements that have shaped Scotland's national church.

Robert Naismith traces the struggles and triumphs of the Kirk, highlighting its role in shaping Scottish identity and its impact on the nation's social and political landscape. This accessible account is ideal for anyone interested in understanding the rich and complex history of Presbyterianism in Scotland.

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