Advent, Not Arms: Global Advocacy in Action
Read the Advent Not Arms Global Bishops and Executive Leadership letter on The Presbyterian Church in Canada’s website.
An Update from The Joint Christian Committee for Social Services, Lebanon
JCC (Lebanon), a partner of The Presbyterian Church in Canada, writes in an update that people hope the truce agreement will hold and that peace will last.
An Update from The Joint Christian Committee for Social Services, Lebanon
An update from The Presbyterian Church in Canada’s partner, The Joint Christian Committee for Social Services (JCC), on current events in Lebanon.
A Letter from the Moderator Concerning the Escalating Conflict in the Middle East
A Letter from the Moderator of the 2024 General Assembly of The Presbyterian Church in Canada to the Prime Minister of Canada concerning the escalating conflict in the Middle East.
A Newsletter from The Joint Christian Committee for Social Services
A newsletter on the current situation by The Joint Christian Committee for Social Service in the Middle East—a longstanding partner of The Presbyterian Church in Canada.
PWS&D Lebanon Crisis Appeal
PWS&D responds to the crisis in Lebanon
Reflection and Prayer: Marking a Year of Conflict Since October 7, 2023
The Presbyterian Church in Canada reflects on a year that has seen the conflict in Palestine-Israel spreading to Lebanon.
Pray for the People of Lebanon
The Presbyterian Church in Canada prays for the people of Lebanon who are under increased threat of violence.
NEW: Authentic Christian Pilgrimage: A resource from Canadian Friends of Sabeel
CFOS, a partner of The Presbyterian Church in Canada, has developed a resource to ensure that Canadian Christian groups visiting the Holy Land do so in a way that meaningfully engages the local Palestinian Christian community.
Christian Leaders Urge Canada to End Cycle of Violence in Israel and Palestine
Gathering for the Gaza Ceasefire Pilgrimage in Ottawa on May 22, Christian leaders urged Canada to help end the cycle of violence in Israel and Palestine. Starting at Minto Park, participants marched on Parliament Hill, where they gathered for a vigil, followed by a news conference.