Wednesday, July 22, 2026

World Communion Offering Grant Update - New Information

World Communion Offering Grant Information

Any council of the church (session, presbytery, or synod) doing reconciliation ministry around racial justice, gender justice, peacemaking, global witness or eccumenical/innerfaith relations may apply for a grant from the World Communion Offering, even if you don’t receive it.

Grant Timeline

Applications open: September 7, 2026

Application close: January 15, 2027

Award notification: March 2027

Grant Applications

Applications will be available on the PC(USA) grant management system and should take about 15 minutes to complete if you have the required documentation. Read the list of required documentation in the FAQs on our website. 

You will need to create a username and password to access the PC(USA)’s grant management system to apply. More information about the application process will follow. 

Grant Awards

Grant recipients will be eligible to receive $500-$1000 and will be notified in March 2027. All grant funds, once received, are expected to be used within the next 12 months. 

Where to learn more about the World Communion Offering Grants

Make sure you update your preferences and check the box labeled World Communion Offering grants to receive the most up-to-date information and resources regarding the grants. 

Read our Grant FAQs
 Stay in the loop on the World Communion Offering grants by signing up for the Special Offerings email list, and make sure you check the box labeled World Communion Offering grants.
Thank you for generously supporting the World Communion Offering.  
If you have any questions, reply to this email or call us at (800) 728-7228, Ext. 5047. 
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