must be a psalm; some congregations continue to sing unaccompanied psalms only. In 2003 the church's Psalmody and Praise Committee produced a new Psalter called Sing Psalms. Although of a similar format to the Scottish Psalter it contains metrical versions of the psalms with 21st century vocabulary and grammar. Congregations and affiliations There are over 100 congregations throughout Scotland, one in London and three pastoral charges in North America. The Church has maintained an extensive missionary commitment for its size, with missions in India, Peru and South Africa, which now have self-governing status. Along with the Evangelical Presbyterian Church in England and Wales and the Free Church of Scotland (Continuing), the denomination is one of the three members of the International Conference of Reformed Churches from Great Britain, and one of seven European Christian denominations who founded the European Conference of Reformed Churches. There is a close relationship with the Presbyterian Church of Eastern Australia. References Bibliography Cameron, N., et al. (eds.) (1993). Dictionary of Scottish Church History and Theology. Edinburgh: T. & T. Clark. . . External links Free Church of Scotland College Congregational Websites Calvinist organizations Evangelical churches in the United Kingdom Presbyterianism in Scotland Religious organisations based in Scotland Free Church of Scotland Christian organizations established in 1900 1900 establishments in Scotland Anti-abortion organisations in the United Kingdom Opposition to same-sex marriage Reformed denominations in the United Kingdom Presbyterian denominations in Canada