The City Mission Team exists to establish new church plants in the presbytery and support the current church plants going on. This committee is chaired by Dwight Yoo, Lead Pastor of Renewal Presbyterian Church. Contact Dwight at [email protected].

Our Fraternal Relations Team helps us to cultivate communication and cooperation with other parts of the body of Christ and to work in alliances wherever appropriate. The team is chaired by Hoson Rim, of Korean United Church. Contact Hoson at [email protected].

Our Shepherding Team is responsible for pastoral care and genuine spiritual welfare of the teaching elders and churches in the presbytery. Our Shepherding Team is chaired by Teaching Elder Tim Geiger. Contact Tim at [email protected].

The ordination process in the PCA involves four steps: Candidacy (or "coming under care"), Internship, Licensure and final Ordination. The Candidates and Interns Team oversees only the Candidacy and Internship phases. You'll want to interact with the Licensure and Ordination Team once you reach the point of taking those exams.

The C & I Team walks with candidates for Gospel ministry from the time they come under care all the way until their ordination, in partnership with the candidates' local churches. During that time, a candidate will usually meet with us at least four times: to become a candidate, to propose an internship, to have a completed internship approved, and finally to have a family interview prior to being cleared for ordination trials. See below for applications and directions regarding each of these steps.

1. Under Care/Candidacy Application

2. Internship Proposal Application

3. Internship Completion Application

4. Family Interview (must be completed before ordination trials begin!)

Note: The C & I Team meets approximately six weeks prior to each meeting of presbytery, and applications are generally due a few weeks prior to that time. For specific application due dates and team meeting dates, contact Jonathan Richardson at jrichardson[at]cvcpca.org 

The ordination process in the PCA involves several steps: Candidacy (or "coming under care"), Internship, Licensure and final Ordination. The L & O Team oversees the last two steps in this process.

The L & O committee meets approximately six weeks prior to each meeting of presbytery, and applications are generally due a few weeks prior to that time. For application due dates and other communication, contact [email protected] to reach Brandon Crowe, the team secretary.