St Andrews Scots Memorial Church
The St Andrews Scots Memorial Church was founded by missionaries from Scotland and it is still affiliated with the Church of Scotland. There are two congregations, one in Jerusalem and one in Tiberias. The church building is located near to the hustoric city wall, where Koreans, Dutch, French are regulalry worshipping. The church was constructed as a memorial for Scots soldiers who died here in World War I. It was dedicated in 1930. The Westminster Confession of Faith, the Apostles Creed and the Nicene Creed are the official confessions.[1]
Member of the World Communion of Reformed Churches.[2]
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