Presbyterian Ministry at the United Nations

Our United Nations office helps inspire, equip, and con­nect Chris­tians for min­istry and advo­cacy as faith­ful dis­ci­ples of Jesus in the global com­mu­nity. This is a Pres­by­ter­ian Min­istry on behalf of the poli­cies of the Gen­eral Assem­bly of the Pres­by­ter­ian Church (USA), but like this jour­nal, the United Nations office seeks to speak from the very heart of the Church Uni­ver­sal. Through the Pres­by­ter­ian Min­istry at the United Nations, the church responds to Christ’s call to bring good news to the poor, pro­claim release to the cap­tives, and let the oppressed go free. The church lives out the real­ity that “God sends the church in the power of the Holy Spirit to share with Christ in estab­lish­ing God’s just, peace­able and lov­ing rule in the world”  (Book of Order, G-3.0300).

Learn about all of our many ongo­ing projects at the Pres­by­ter­ian Min­istry at the U.N. web­site.

Learn more about:

• Human rights and ageing
• South Sudan and Sudan
• Responses to events in the Horn of Africa
• The Interim Report of the Spe­cial Rap­por­teur on Reli­gious Freedom
• Red Hand Cam­paign to end the use of chil­dren as soldiers