Greetings from the Free Church of Scotland to the 2026 GAA
The Free Church of Scotland was initially formed on May 18th 1843 in protest against interference with the church’s right to self-government – what we would today call an assertion […]
Greetings to the 2026 GAA from Grace Presbyterian Church of New Zealand (GPCNZ)
Grace Presbyterian Church of New Zealand (GPCNZ) is a relatively newly-formed confessionally Reformed Church in New Zealand. The PCA has supported them for many years. During our national assembly last […]
Address to the 2026 GAA by Mamoru Otake, Moderator of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Japan
Jesuit missionary Francis Xavier brought Roman Catholic Christianity to Japan in 1549. Some regional overlords professed Christianity, were baptised, and permitted missionaries to evangelise. However, during the Edo shogunate of […]
Greetings from the Presbyterian Church of Timor Leste to GAA 2026
Australia has been involved in the whole of Timor Leste’s relatively short history as a nation. The region was under Portuguese colonial occupation from the 16th century, so Portuguese is […]
Greetings to the PCA GAA 2026 from the GKSA (Reformed Churches In South Africa)
The PCA is in fraternal relationship with The Reformed Churches in South Africa (Die Gereformeerde Kerke in Suid-Afrika, GKSA). Rev Stefaans De Bruyn, Scribe of the GKSA’s Ecumenical Deputies, visited […]
Fraternal greetings to the 2026 GAA from the Westminster Presbyterian Church
The Westminster Presbyterian Church (WPC) was formed in the 1970s as a gospel-centred, Westminster-standards-affirming denomination in the days when the PCA was still compromised by theological liberalism. The formation of […]
Observations of the 2026 Opening Night, by Rt Rev. Gary Koo, Anglican Bishop of Western Sydney
In September 2026, I had the great privilege of attending the opening session of the Presbyterian General Assembly. I enjoyed meeting old friends. I first met assembly expositor Chris Chia […]
A Fraternal Greeting to the 2026 GAA from the Christian Reformed Churches of Australia (CRCA)
The Presbyterian Church of Australia (PCA) is in relationship with various other Presbyterian and Reformed Churches (i.e. denominations) across our country and the world. One of the goals of our […]
Fraternal Greetings to the 2026 GAA from Rev. Dr Jong-Cheol Shin, Presbyterian Church of Korea (Hapdong)
Australian Presbyterianism has been associated with Korea since 1889, when the Presbyterian Church of Victoria sent Rev Joseph Henry Davies and his sister Mary there as missionaries. After only six […]
Attending the 2026 GAA – Rt Rev Dr Glenn Davies, Bishop of the Southern Cross, Gafcon
It was an honour to be invited to the Opening Service of the 52nd General Assembly on 7th September 2026. It has been a regular feature of the triennial Assembly […]
Greetings to the 2026 GAA – Pastor Philip Baniuri (Vanuatu)
The Presbyterian Church of Vanuatu (Bislama: Presbitirin Jyos Blong Vanuatu) is the largest Christian denomination in Vanuatu and the longest-standing Partner Church of the PCA. Numerous APWM missionaries have served […]