Member Denominations
The Canadian Council of Churches and the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops co-founded The Church Council on Justice and Corrections in 1972. CCJC was formed to unite denominations to promote a faith view of justice. Many of our denominations are also actively involved in the area of justice. Our six member denominations listed below appoint the majority of board members.
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The Anglican Church of Canada
For information about the ACC’s work in social justice click here.
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Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops
For information about the Catholic Connections in Restorative Justice click here.
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Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada
For information about the ELCC’s work in compassionate justice click here.
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Mennonite Central Committee Canada
For information about MCC Canada’s work in restorative justice click here.
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The Presbyterian Church in Canada
For information about the PCC’s Justice Ministries click here.
The United Church of Canada
For information about the UCC’s work in social justice click here.