Calgary Korean Presbyterian Church

The Calgary Korean Presbyterian Church is a nonprofit organization located in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Founded in 1972, it is affiliated with the Presbyterian Church in Canada (PCC)[3].

History and Affiliation

The church was established by Korean immigrants and has evolved into a vibrant community offering various ministries. It operates as a part of the broader Presbyterian Church in Canada, which has roots tracing back to Scottish settlers and French Huguenots in the 19th century[2][3].

Ministries and Activities

The Calgary Korean Presbyterian Church is known for its diverse ministries, including a Korean ministry, an English ministry, and an education ministry aimed at the next generation. These endeavors focus on fostering spiritual growth and community engagement[3].

The church also participates in broader ecclesiastical events and conferences, emphasizing unity and support among different congregations. For instance, it has hosted conferences like "Remembering our roots," which highlight the importance of shared values and cooperation[1].

Community Role

As a house-based church, it serves as a central gathering place for its community, offering solace and connection for its members and contributing to the spiritual landscape of Calgary[4]. The church remains committed to building a strong, exemplary Christian community both locally and across western Canada[3].

[1] https://www.renewal-fellowship.ca/media/RenewalNewsWinter2020.pdf [2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Presbyterian_Church_in_Canada [3] https://jobs.fuller.edu/wp-content/uploads/job-manager-uploads/application_method_upload_application/2019/08/Position-Description.pdf [4] https://www.mapquest.com/ca/alberta/the-first-korean-presbyterian-church-of-calgary-359543045 [5] https://renewal-fellowship.ca/1068/