The Church of Scotland Year Book is an essential handbook and directory on which many ministers, elders and lay leaders rely for information of all kinds. Including contact information for every minister, it also lists contact details for all church offices - local and central, the clerks, and general personnel. Many users claim not to be able to manage without it and, while churches are closed and social distancing is obligatory, it is more valuable than ever as a means of staying in touch. In addition it provides the most up to date figures for church membership, numbers of communicants, parish income and key updates from the General Assembly. This portable compendium of vital information includes every key contact within the Church and pointers to further information as well as information on procedures and protocols. Careful updates are made throughout to the many useful statistics and there is an extensive index.

Every year, The Church of Scotland Year Book is keenly anticipated, with large numbers buying their copy on the date of publication. This compendium of vital information includes every contact within the Church, procedures, protocols, amendments, statistics and an extensive index.

The Church of Scotland Yearbook (known informally as the Red Book because of its red binding) is a collection of statistical data published annually by the Church of Scotland. It contains contact information for every minister, as well as contact details for the church offices, clerks, and general personnel. It also contains congregational statistics for every parish in the Church of Scotland, and gives the following information: - Number of communicants - Number of elders - Membership numbers of the Church of Scotland Guild - Parish's income - Number of young people (under the age of eighteen)

Every year, The Church of Scotland Year Book is keenly anticipated, with large numbers buying their copy on the date of publication. This compendium of vital information includes every contact within the Church as well as information on procedures and protocols. Careful amendments are made throughout to the many useful statistics and there is an extensive index. 2014 is another very important year at the General Assembly and the Year Book will reflect all of the decisions made.