Church of Canada

The Church of Canada, often referring to the United Church of Canada, is a Protestant denomination formed in 1925 through the merger of several churches, primarily Methodists, Congregationalists, and Presbyterians. It emphasizes social justice, inclusivity, and progressive values, reflecting Canada's diverse culture. The church practices a mix of traditional and contemporary worship and engages in various community services and outreach programs. The United Church of Canada is known for its commitment to dialogue on important social issues, making it an influential voice in both religious and societal matters across the country.