Billy Kay tells the story of the Scottish Episcopal Church since the Glorious Revolution. Often called the English Church, it was once regarded as a haven for Jacobite rebels! Show more

Billy Kay reaffirms the cultural legacy of the Reformation, explores the shared identity of Christians in an increasingly secular society and looks to the future of the churches. Show more

Billy Kay traces the history of Roman Catholicism since the Reformation from its proscription and survival in tiny pockets, to its huge revival through Irish and Polish immigrants. Show more

Billy Kay tells the story of the Reformation, its effect on Scottish culture and the religious identities that emerged out of it - Presbyterian, Episcopalian, and Roman Catholic. Show more

Billy Kay tells the story of the Evangelical Protestant tradition in the Highlands. The gospel came late to Lewis, but today it is seen as a last bastion of Calvinist Scotland. Show more

Billy Kay tells the story of the Quakers, Methodists, Baptists and Brethren in Scotland, and the great evangelical revivals which affected the mining and fishing communities. Show more

Billy Kay tells the story of the Covenanters' fight against brutal repression during the Killing Times of the 17th century, and the emergence of a Presbyterian Scotland. Show more