Reformed Presbyterian Church

Reformed Presbyterian may refer to:

  • A mutually recognising set of churches listed at Reformed Presbyterian Church (denominational group), including:
    • The Reformed Presbyterian Church of Australia
    • The Reformed Presbyterian Church of Cyprus
    • The Reformed Presbyterian Church of North America (which includes a presbytery in Japan)
    • The Reformed Presbyterian Church of Ireland
    • The Reformed Presbyterian Church of Scotland
  • Any of the following North American churches:
    • Reformed Presbyterian Church (Covenanted)
    • The Reformed Presbyterian Church, Evangelical Synod (split from Reformed Presbyterian Church of North America in 1833, joined Presbyterian Church in America in 1982)
    • The Reformed Presbyterian Church in the United States (began in 1983, arising from the Christian Reconstruction movement)
    • The Reformed Presbyterian Church in the Americas (1990-1991)
    • The Reformed Presbyterian Church General Assembly (1991-)
    • The Reformed Presbyterian Church – Hanover Presbytery (1991-)
  • Various Presbyterian Reformed churches, including:
    • Presbyterian Reformed Church (Australia)
    • Presbyterian Reformed Church (North America)

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