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| | Confessing Church Movement  |
| | Gathering of Presbyterians who affirm particular confessions and seek to bring about change in denominational theology and practice. Unofficial site.
http://www.confessingchurches.org |
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| | Covenant Network |
| | Working for the peace and unity of the Presbyterian Church (USA) in a time of faithful disagreement and continuing discernment.
http://www.covenantnetwork.org/ |
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| | More Light Presbyterians |
| | Seeking the full participation of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender people of faith in the life, ministry, and witness of the Presbyterian Church (USA).
http://www.mlp.org/ |
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| | Presbyterian Elders Helping Elders |
| | Promoting the office of elder as a voice in major issues facing the Presbyterian Church (USA).
http://www.presbyterianelders.net/ |
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| | Presbyterian Reformed Ministries International |
| | Home page for the charismatic renewal in the Presbyterian and Reformed churches, especially the Presbyterian Church (USA).
http://www.prmi.org/ |
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| | Presbyterians for Gun Ownership |
| | Presbyterian Church (USA) members voicing opposition to movements in the church encouraging gun control.
http://www.geocities.com/oceana_radio/PGO/PGO.htm |
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| | Presbyterians for Renewal |
| | A group of concerned Presbyterians seeking to participate in God's renewing, transforming work in the Presbyterian Church (USA).
http://www.pfrenewal.org/ |
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| | Presbytery Pastoral Care Network |
| | An organization of ministry professionals within the Presbyterian Church (USA) who are concerned for or engaged in providing pastoral care for ministers and their families.
http://www.pastoralcarenetwork.org/ |
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| | Presbyweb |
| | Paid subscription required. Daily listing of headlines from Presbyterian Web sites.
http://www.presbyweb.com |
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| | The Presbyterian Layman |
| | The online presence of The Presbyterian Layman and the Presbyterian Lay Committee, "an independent, non-profit organization" of "members of the Presbyterian Church (USA) who pray and work for change in the policies of our denomination."
http://www.layman.org/ |
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