Get Involved

Presbyterian congregations are invited to participate in our Earth Care Congregation program, which provides ideas and activities for churches that want to be faithful stewards of the planet.

Learn about the Code of Conduct, a challenge for those in the tourism industry, the Red Hand project targeting child soldiers, or participate in the campaign for Fair Food. 

The Matthew 25 movement focuses on helping our denomination become a more relevant presence worldwide. As in Matthew 25:31-46, the parable of the sheep and goats, Jesus makes it clear that what we do matters to God and how we treat others is important to God.

The Office of Public Witness in Washington, D.C., connects Presbyterians to ways to impact U.S. government policy. Those ways include writing letters or emails to members of Congress, serving as an intern in the Office of Public Witness, and attending events.

The Presbyterian Hunger Program also offers a number of opportunities to volunteer and get engaged in ministry.

Many congregations have active Presbyterian Women’s groups; PW also operates in presbyteries and synods, as well as at the churchwide level. Presbyterian Women groups select their own emphases, as well as whether commitments are short- or long-term. Find out what PW groups near you are doing and join in!

The Young Adult Volunteer program is a one-year service opportunity for young adults 19 to 30 years old. YAVs live in intentional Christian community, deepening and developing their faith while serving alongside partners in sites across the United States and around the world. YAVs serve for one academic year, August to July, as they explore God’s calling in their lives.