A working group from The Presbyterian Church in Canada, Roman Catholic entities, the Anglican Church of Canada, the United Church of Canada, and the Mennonite Central Committee created a response to an Open Letter from Palestinian Christians to Western Church Leaders and Theologians.
A Service of Repentance, Healing and Hope was held on Sunday, December 3, 2023, at St. Timothy Presbyterian Church, Etobicoke, Ontario, following the 2023 General Assembly’s adoption of a Confession addressing how The Presbyterian Church in Canada has silenced, mistreated and slandered the “ethnic contingent” of the church.
The Presbyterian Church in Canada has an updated policy and procedures for addressing harassment in the church.
The Presbyterian Church in Canada is now accepting Interac e-Transfer as a means of payments, remittances and donations.
The General Assembly Office announces four nominees for Moderator of the 2024 General Assembly of The Presbyterian Church in Canada.
The Presbyterian Church in Canada is accepting donations for the Olive Tree Campaign as Palestinian farmers in the West Bank prepare for their 2023-2024 planting season in December.
The national church is looking for photos of doors, entrances and gates to use on bulletin covers and showcase in the newspaper and the 2024 edition of the PCC Wall Calendar. We invite you to send us any images from the lives of the church’s ministries or people that represent crossings, meeting places and opportunities for renewal and change.
Giving Tuesday is almost here! On November 28, join this worldwide generosity movement by donating to a PCC ministry close to your heart. You can: Feed families in the wake of conflict or disaster Nurture faith development Help communities access clean, safe drinking water Support ministry with Indigenous people When [...]
The 2023 Moderator of the General Assembly of The Presbyterian Church in Canada, the Rev. Mary Fontaine, endorses an interfaith statement on the Treaty to ban nuclear weapons on behalf of the denomination. The General Assembly has previously advocated that the Government of Canada adopt and ratify it (A&P 2018, pp. 286-288, 22).
Domestic violence is a reality for many people in congregations. The Presbyterian Church in Canada has compiled links and information to resources for those who need help or to reach out.
