Mission

A non-profit store committed to providing vital fair income to people around the world by selling their handicrafts and telling their stories. Sales provide salaries to artisans so that they can pay for food, education, health care and housing, creating significant spinoff jobs in their communities. St. Columbans are involved by volunteering their time to

A joint project of 8 United and Presbyterian churches providing referral services, workshops & short-term counseling on issues of family life in the local community. (more)

Each weekday, a group of intellectually challenged adults gather at St. Columba to meet and to do various appropriate tasks. This is a project of the West Montreal Readaptation Centre to which St. Columba provides space. WMRC oversees the group with a full time educator while some congregational members volunteer their time to work with

The budget of the Presbyterian Church in Canada, a portion of which is used to support projects in Canada, China, Taiwan, Japan, India, Nepal, Nigeria, Malawi, Lesotho, South Africa, Kenya, Mauritius, Zaire, Mozambique, Nicaragua, Guyana and the Middle East. In Canada, Presbyterians Sharing supports ministries with new immigrants, inner city residents, First Nations peoples, and

A joint mission of the Presbyterian and Anglican churches in the Little Burgundy neighbourhood of Montréal, active with numerous community projects including language classes, preschool activities, after school activities, and employment training. (More)