What is a Reformed church?
“Reformed” simply means we stand in the tradition of the Protestant Reformation, which sought to bring the church back to Scripture. We believe:
Scripture Alone — the Bible is God’s Word, and nothing needs to be added.
Grace Alone — salvation is God’s free gift.
Faith Alone — we receive that gift by trusting in Christ.
Christ Alone — He is the only mediator between God and man.
God’s Glory Alone — everything exists to honor Him.
What is a Presbyterian church?
The word Presbyterian comes from the Greek word presbyteros, meaning elder.
A Presbyterian church is led by a group of elders, rather than by a single pastor, following the pattern of church leadership found in the New Testament.
Our particular denomination (PCA) emphasizes:
God’s Sovereignty — He rules over all things for His glory and our good.
The Authority of Scripture — The Bible alone is our ultimate standard for faith and life.
Word-Centered Worship — Our services focus on the reading, preaching, praying, and singing of God’s Word.
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What We Believe
The “What We Believe” page outlines Reformation Presbyterian Church’s core biblical convictions, explaining our faith in Christ, our Reformed and Presbyterian foundations, and what guides our worship and life together.
How We Follow
The “How We Follow” page shows how Reformation Presbyterian Church lives out its faith together—worshiping, studying the Bible, serving, and practicing fellowship in a historic-classical style grounded in Scripture and shared community.
Our Denomination
The “How We Follow” page explains how Reformation Presbyterian Church lives out its faith together—through worship, Bible study, service, and genuine community—highlighting their historic-classical approach because “the past has much more to teach us than we have to teach it.”