The Presbyterian Church in Canada is a national Christian denomination drawing together over 150,000 people who gather in over 840 congregations and ministries across Canada. Presbyterian congregations and individuals work together with the national office to develop, equip and support congregations; share in ministries that support Indigenous, refugee and inner-city communities; equip and prepare people to become ministers through theological education and leadership development; participate in healing and reconciliation with Indigenous peoples; speak out on issues of justice; and accompany international partners to heal a broken world. 

The PCC’s overall mission and ministry is funded through gifts to Presbyterians Sharing  that support congregations, ministers, lay leaders, international ministries, Canadian ministries, justice ministries, Indigenous ministries, and the overall functioning of the church.

Presbyterian World Service & Development, the PCC’s development and relief agency, receives gifts to help vulnerable people overcome poverty through sustainable development programs addressing food security, livelihoods, health, human rights and refugees. PWS&D also responds to emergency situations caused by crises such as earthquake, famine, tsunami and conflict.

In addition, individual congregations in Canada serve their local communities and have their own charitable registration numbers.  (Search for a congregation to support their work.)

The mission and ministry of the PCC continues to make a difference in Canada and around the world.  For more information visit https://presbyterian.ca/