Presbyterian Church in America (PCA)

The Presbyterian Church in America (PCA) is a Protestant Christian denomination founded in 1973 that emphasizes the authority of the Bible, the centrality of Jesus Christ, and Reformed theological principles. It operates through a hierarchical structure of local congregations governed by elected elders, with decision-making at regional and national levels. The PCA values doctrinal integrity, worship practices rooted in tradition, and active engagement in evangelism and social issues. It seeks to uphold biblical teaching while encouraging personal faith, community, and missionary work, making it a significant presence within American Protestantism.