Presbyterian Churches in Ontario

St. Giles Presbysterian Church is a Presbyterian congregation serving Peterborough, Ontario. Grounded in Reformed theology and governed by elected elders, this church community seeks to glorify God and enjoy Him forever.

Knox Presbyterian Church is a Presbyterian church located in Welland, Ontario, committed to faithful preaching, thoughtful worship, and active service in the community.

St. Peter's Presbysterian Church is a Presbyterian church located in Quinte West, Ontario, committed to faithful preaching, thoughtful worship, and active service in the community.

First Prebysterian Church is a Presbyterian church located in Pembroke, Ontario, committed to faithful preaching, thoughtful worship, and active service in the community.

Knox Presbyterian Church is a Presbyterian church located in Harrington, Ontario, committed to faithful preaching, thoughtful worship, and active service in the community.

Knox Presbyterian Church is a Presbyterian church located in Oshawa, Ontario, committed to faithful preaching, thoughtful worship, and active service in the community.

Saint Andrew's Presbyterian Church is a Presbyterian church in Wingham, Ontario, rooted in the Reformed tradition and committed to the sovereignty of God. The congregation gathers for worship, study, and service.

Guildwood Community Presbyterian Church is a Presbyterian church located in Toronto, Ontario, committed to faithful preaching, thoughtful worship, and active service in the community.

Albion Gardens Presbyterian is a Presbyterian church in Etobicoke, Ontario, rooted in the Reformed tradition and committed to the sovereignty of God. The congregation gathers for worship, study, and service.

St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church is a Presbyterian church located in Casselman, Ontario, committed to faithful preaching, thoughtful worship, and active service in the community.

St. Columba Presbyterian Church is a Presbyterian church in Hamilton, Ontario, rooted in the Reformed tradition and committed to the sovereignty of God. The congregation gathers for worship, study, and service.