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Mediation to address bullying concerns in Aberdeen church to be led by Dundee University team

The Dundee University mediation team has been appointed to resolve difficulties within the Aberdeen and Orkney diocese of the Church of Scotland.

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Mediation to address bullying concerns in Aberdeen church to be led by Dundee University team

The Dundee University mediation team has been appointed to resolve difficulties within the Aberdeen and Orkney diocese of the Church of Scotland.

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Mediation to address bullying concerns in Aberdeen church to be led by Dundee University team

The Dundee University mediation team has been appointed to resolve difficulties within the Aberdeen and Orkney diocese of the Church of Scotland.

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Former police chief to lead mediation process to resolve bullying accusations at Aberdeen church

A former police chief constable has been appointed to lead the mediation process to resolve "bullying" claims at an Aberdeen church.

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Digital poverty prevents all congregations from singing from the same hymn sheet on virtual services

Updated: April 6, 2021, 4:53 pm © Supplied by John Young/ Church o Rev Maggie McArthur minister of Cardross Parish Church in Dunbartonshire, records an online service. Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Up to 500,000 people across Scotland have viewed church services online during the pandemic – but some rural areas have missed out due to “digital poverty”. A new report has highlighted the scale of online worship since the Covid outbreak, with increased web and social media activity allowing churches to reach substantially more people than they did before the pandemic.

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