PCA (Presbyterian Church in America)

The Presbyterian Church in America (PCA) is a Protestant Christian denomination that emerged in the 1970s. It emphasizes traditional Reformed theology, which centers on the authority of Scripture and God's sovereignty. The PCA practices a form of church governance known as presbyterianism, where local churches are governed by elected elders. The denomination is known for its commitment to conservative beliefs and adherence to the Westminster Confession of Faith. It seeks to spread the Christian faith through missions and community engagement, focusing on worship, education, and ministry.