The Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) is a mainline Protestant Christian denomination in the United States rooted in the Reformed theological tradition. It provides worship, spiritual formation, mission work, and community service through congregations nationwide and engages in social witness on issues of justice, peace, and compassion.
The church typically engages in public policy advocacy related to social justice, poverty alleviation, racial equity, environmental stewardship, immigration reform, healthcare access, human rights, and international peace. It also addresses matters of religious liberty and moral and ethical concerns consistent with its theological teachings.
Primarily funded through member tithes and offerings, contributions from congregations, endowments, and donations to denominational mission programs.
Affiliated with the World Communion of Reformed Churches and the National Council of Churches, and governed nationally through its General Assembly and Office of the General Assembly.
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