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    PC(USA) Grants and Scholarships

    PC(USA) Grants and Scholarships from the Presbyterian Mission Agency fund research, education, and ministry innovation within the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.).

    Funder: Presbyterian Mission Agency

    Due Dates: Varies by program (see individual listings) | May 11, 2026 (Undergraduate Scholarships) | June 1, 2026 (Katie Cannon Scholarship) | Quarterly: Mar 16, Jun 15, Sep 21, Dec 21 (Samuel Robinson Award, Teaching the Bible) | Aug 1, 2025 (General Assembly Unassigned Funds) | Jan 15, 2027 (World Communion Offering Grant) | Ongoing (Native American Church Property Grants, Self-Development of People)

    Funding Amounts: Award sizes vary by program: $500–$50,000+; most scholarships $2,000–$4,000; grants for organizations may be higher.

    Summary: Central hub for grants and scholarships advancing mission, ministry, and education within the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.).

    Key Information: Applicants must review individual program pages for current deadlines, eligibility, and application procedures.


    Description

    The Presbyterian Mission Agency’s Grants and Scholarships portal serves as the denomination-wide index for funding opportunities supporting mission, ministry, education, and community development across the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.). The site aggregates a wide range of programs—including scholarships for students, grants for congregations and mid councils, mission and property grants, and specialized awards—each managed by different ministry areas. The index provides links to individual program pages, where applicants will find the most current information on eligibility, deadlines, funding levels, and application instructions. The portal itself does not accept applications directly but is a gateway to the denomination’s comprehensive funding ecosystem.


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