Local Groups - Shining Lights in Communities Across the Country

In communities across the country there are groups made up of members of Reformed churches that work to promote political awareness and action within their community. Although independent of ARPA Canada, all of them may benefit from the resources and coordination of ARPA Canada if they desire. Local groups make a very valuable contribution to their communities by providing things like news, guest speakers, letter writing evenings, meetings with government officials, and motivation for church members to get involved in political issues and events.

* There is also interest in starting new groups in Burlington and London. Contact us if you are willing to get involved or have questions.

Heritage Reformed Church Government Correspondence Committee: (Bradford Ontario, Burgessville Ontario, Jordan Ontario, Fort McLeod Alberta, and Chilliwack BC [contact]

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Frequently Asked Questions about Local Groups:

How Do I Start an Group in My Community?

For advice on starting a local group, call or email ARPA Canada.

Does It Take a Lot of Time and Work?

ARPA Canada is here to help make it easier for local ARPA's to operate. We provide news, research, action ideas, and personalized help so that local groups do not have to spend too much time doing it all on their own. Local ARPA's also get access to a registered section of this website so that they can share resources that are valuable to them.

Is There any Accountability for Local ARPA's?

Since each ARPA group is independent of ARPA Canada, we are not responsible for anything they do, say, or write that may be problematic. However, we do reserve the right to remove the privileges of this website and other resources that ARPA Canada provides from a local group.