How can our denomination become a healthier multi-ethnic church? Register for this workshop designed by Ministry and Church Vocations of The Presbyterian Church in Canada to assist participants in engaging in difficult conversations about culture, race, and ethnicity, understanding privilege and power conferred by culture and the dynamics of other cultures and relationship-building between them.
June is National Indigenous History Month and June 21 is National Indigenous Peoples Day; it is a time to celebrate and honour Indigenous peoples in Canada. These days may also be observed on National Indigenous Peoples Day Sunday (June 16 in 2024).
Planning a wedding? Visit The Presbyterian Church in Canada’s Marriages and Weddings page.
Join a global movement walking and rolling in prayerful solidarity with the people of Gaza.
The Presbyterian Church in Canada is aware of phishing attempts aimed at congregations. Please be mindful of these concerns and read more about them on our website.
Rich tradition and collaboration bring national offices of The Presbyterian Church in Canada, the United Church of Canada and the Anglican Church of Canada under one roof to share office space.
In recognition of The Presbyterian Church in Canada’s 150th anniversary in 2025, the Committee on History is preparing a published collection of stories about our past, present and future.
Travel tips and other travel-related information for participants in The Presbyterian Church in Canada’s uplift 2024 gathering in June this year.
The Presbyterian Church in Canada’s Confession to God and LGBTQI People is now available in booklet form.
On April 3, Taiwan experienced a 7.2-magnitude earthquake followed by aftershocks. The Presbyterian Church in Taiwan (PCT), one of The Presbyterian Church in Canada’s oldest church partners, provided an update.
