Leadership for Mission builds practical and spiritual leadership skills to help churches and ministries engage in God’s renewing work in the world.Read More
The Presbyterian College, Montreal, has received a Resource Grant from the In Trust Centre for Theological Schools to launch its new Certificate in Lay Leadership, equipping lay leaders across Canada for ministry and service. The program offers online studies and a capstone conference in Montreal to strengthen learning, faith, and community.Read More
Each year at its Convocation, The Presbyterian College grants honorary awards. This year, we are opening nominations for the Doctor of Divinity (honoris causa), to be awarded at Convocation 2026. Nominations are due no later than January 15, 2026. Doctor of Divinity The degree of Doctor of Divinity (honoris causa) shall be awarded by the Board of Governors of The Presbyterian College, Montreal for sustained and outstanding contributions in one...Read More
By Rev. Dr. Harris Athanasiadis, Armour Heights, PC, Toronto I was a 22-year-old first year PC M.Div. student at McGill. It was my first class in Theology. The professor was Douglas John Hall (DJH). He told us there would be time for questions after the lecture, and rather than scramble to take down notes, he gave us a detailed outline and summary of his lecture for us to have. He...Read More
By the Rev. Dr. Lucille Marr, Chaplain, The Presbyterian College Montreal This reflection is from a sermon that Dr. Marr preached in the college chapel in the 2024-2025 academic year. Deuteronomy 26: 1-11 is a Psalm of Thanksgiving that marks the significant Day of First Fruits. This text is unique in the Old Testament in its description of the simple yet moving ceremony where the Jewish people presented the “first...Read More
The Presbyterian College, its programs and students, are always in motion. Most of the growth and learning and prayer and struggle and celebration isn’t public. But in this space we take the time to share things that are happening with the College. Visit often to see what’s happening!
