PCC Renewal

05/05/2026

If you are interested in joining the PCC museum field trip, please fill out this form, ideally before mid May!
Feel free to share with others who might be interested.
If you are inviting anyone they must fill out this form for themselves.

The dates have been narrowed down to June 27 (tentative), July 11, and July 25.
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05/04/2026

If you would like to become a member you can still do so by filling out this form (please read carefully) and sending in your membership fee within 60 days of submitting the form.
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Thank you to everyone who supports the mission to reform and renew the PCC. To God be the glory!

04/10/2026

Many of Canada's top universities were founded by mainline Protestants (mostly Presbyterians and Anglicans)

04/10/2026

These universities are unparalleled achievements that testify to the importance of Mainline Protestantism and historic institutional Christianity. This is how we witness to the goodness, truth, and beauty of Christ to our world - pioneering in every area of society: education, charity, medicine, art…
Don’t abandon our precious heritage, which had been preserved through the centuries by faithful Christians. Stay faithful to the church passed down to us. Semper reformanda!

03/11/2026

We've sent notices of our AGM tonight (7:30 PM) on our Instagram and Discord but realized perhaps not everyone interested is on those platforms.

If you wish to attend, please fill out the membership form (payment details will be sorted out later), reply to this post (or email [email protected]), and you will receive the Agenda and Zoom link.

Note: becoming an official member does not mean you absolutely must attend the AGM, but it is highly recommended as we must meet minimum quorum. By becoming an official member and committing to paying the membership fee, you are supporting our mission in a very tangible way.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScYwIApCTdB9hmcwvhK2UwDSHZXS1wjb5TFZlq3pvG9bxoTvg/viewform?usp=dialog

Thank you!

Fill out this form to become a member of PCC Renewal, the confessional reform movement within The Presbyterian Church in Canada (PCC). Class A Members are participants within Reconquista events and have the restricted right to vote ONLY at General Meetings. Class B Members can serve on committees wi...

02/08/2026

I love my church, The Presbyterian Church in Canada❤️ I went to choir practice, did coffee duty and chatted with a friend after. Sermon was banger. Hymns were amazing. Sorry for crying so much.

02/07/2026

Love our fellow Anglicans! This caption is gold please read until the end!

✝️ Recovering the Language of Sin and Grace

The Christian Gospel begins with honesty and ends with mercy. When the Church grows quiet about sin, the meaning of grace also becomes thin. Without naming the human problem, God’s remedy is harder to recognize.

Naming sin is not about condemnation or shame. It is about truth that leads to healing. Scripture speaks plainly so that grace can be received plainly. When sin is named honestly, grace appears in its full depth as God’s gift of forgiveness, restoration, and new life.

Anglican worship has long held these truths together. Through Scripture, confession, and absolution, the Church teaches us to face our brokenness without despair and to receive mercy with confidence. These prayers do not crush the conscience. They free it.

When the Church recovers the language of sin and grace, it recovers clarity, hope, and the power of the Gospel itself. Grace is no longer vague reassurance. It becomes the good news that saves, heals, and restores.

02/07/2026

7 reasons why every non-denominational Christian in Canada should consider joining the Presbyterian Church in Canada (or any other mainline)!
Send this to your non-denominational friend!

11/01/2025

Happy Reformation Day! May we never forget the importance of the Reformation, and remember to cherish every good thing that came out of it. Read your Bible. Rejoice in your personal and corporate relationship with the Lord. God bless!

10/30/2025

The Church is in constant need of reform. Thankfully it's a lot different now than it was back then.