Now Available: GA 2025 Referrals for Sessions, Presbyteries, and Synods
Now Available: GA 2025 Referrals for Sessions, Presbyteries, and Synods
Seeking Associate Secretary for Stewardship
The Presbyterian Church in Canada seeks Associate Secretary for Stewardship.
Ecumenical Letter to the Prime Minister to meet to discuss suffering and violence in Gaza
The Moderator of the General Assembly of The Presbyterian Church in Canada signed an ecumenical letter to Canada's Prime Minister to meet and discuss immediate action around the suffering and violence in Gaza.
Recent Ecumenical church statements on the crisis in Palestine and Israel
The Presbyterian Church in Canada shares recent ecumenical church statements on the crisis in Palestine and Israel.
New Associate Secretary for Congregational and Community Ministries Announced
John Barrett announced as The Presbyterian Church in Canada’s new Associate Secretary for Congregational and Community Ministries
Ecumenical Letter to the Prime Minister of Canada on Israel’s Unprovoked Attack on Gaza Hospital
A joint letter by Kairos, co-signed by the Moderator of the 2025 General Assembly, calls on the Government of Canada to enforce the Fourth Geneva Convention, which is concerned with the protection of hospitals and medical personnel, journalists and civilians in general.
Ecumenical Letter to the Prime Minister on the Worsening Situation in Gaza
The ecumenical community calls on the Prime Minister of Canada to consider more robust actions to address the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
Mission Partner Visit to Nepal, November 2025
The Presbyterian Church in Canada will host a Mission Partner Visit to Nepal in November, 2025.
Christian Education Exchange
The Presbyterian Church in Canada is hosting the Christian Education Exchange, a monthly online meeting for Christian Educators.
Justice and Hope for All: A 2025 Federal Election Resource
Canada’s next federal election is scheduled for April 28. Democratic institutions rely on informed citizens’ engagement. This resource contains questions about issues that The Presbyterian Church in Canada has spoken on. Grounded in our understanding that the church’s role in society is to pursue love and justice for all of God’s creation, this resource is intended to support personal reflection, conversation within congregations and advocacy with candidates.