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ROC Scotland Redeeming Our Communities develops links with the Police, the Church and other statutory & voluntary agencies to bring about community transformation.

Interest in ROC Scotland has been developing, with our first ROC Conversation held on October 2011. We held a fantastic National Launch Showcase event in Glasgow on February 5th 2014, featuring Sally Magnusson, Midge Ure and Jai McDowall (Britain's Got Talent 2011 Winner) alongside ROC staff and volunteers. The night was a great success and we made lots of new connections. Since then we have been building on those connections, and many ROC projects are in the planning stages across Scotland. And on August 4th 2014, Diane McWilliam joined the team as ROC Scotland Coordinator. If you would like to contact Diane about starting a project in your area, or anything else, you can reach her at [email protected]. Our website is http://scotland.roc.uk.com

19/07/2026
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09/06/2026

“Every tent represents a person in crisis. Someone’s son, daughter, mother, father, brother or sister." 💔

09/06/2026

We’re looking for a Relationship Manager to join our team in Scotland.

This role is central to building strong, trusted relationships with churches across Scotland, offering on‑the‑ground support, encouragement and training, and helping more churches run, and keep running, Alpha.

This is a relational, outward‑facing role that suits someone who is confident working independently, enjoys being on the road, and is passionate about serving the Church.

Closing date: Sunday 28 June

More info: https://apply.workable.com/htb/j/34B1C49B80

08/03/2026

This International Women’s Day we look to ‘The Magnificat’ (Luke 1:46-55), one of the most ancient hymns in Christianity, which uses words proclaimed by Mary, the mother of Jesus, to her cousin Elizabeth. As the crisis in the Middle East deepens, we think of, and pray for, those who are most in need of the messages of strength, love and hope contained within the words. This piece was originally written by Leanne Clelland for Christian Aid Scotland.

‘The Magnificat’ is a song of justice which resonates all year round.

When crisis threatens, love builds hope.
Love builds hope in some of the world’s toughest places.
Love builds resilience in some of the world’s fiercest climates.

Mary’s song, ‘The Magnificat’, is one of the world’s most famous songs. It’s the song of a young woman first heard by an older woman, but heard and understood down the years by ‘all those whose dreams and yearnings are given voice in its words’. Mary’s song is a radical and revolutionary song of joy and justice, an anthem for women and other oppressed groups who are denied a full and free life and who are seeking to uproot the structures and systems that keep them on the margins of society. It’s that Biblical mandate that is at the very heart of the Churches’ and Christian Aid’s work – challenging and changing the systems that keep people poor or oppressed, rather than merely continuing to respond to the symptoms of poverty or oppression. God is a God of justice for all.

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