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Presbyterian Church in America (view source)
Revision as of 02:39, August 21, 2009
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The '''Presbyterian Church in America''' is a conservative American [[Reformed Churches|Reformed Denomination]]. The PCA was formed by a merger of the the United Presbyterian Church in the United States of America (UPCUSA) and the Presbyterian Church in the United States (PCUS) in 1983. The PCA professes adherence to the [[Westminster Standards]] and is strongly influenced by [[Fundamentalism]]. Overall, it is generally more liberal than the [[Orthodox Presbyterian Church]], although the two denominations enjoy good fraternal relations and share many similarities in doctrine and worship.
The '''Presbyterian Church in America''' is the [[conservative]] American church of the Presbyterian [[faith]]. It is considered to be a [[Reformed Churches|Reformed Denomination]].
The APC is by far the largest of the conservative [[Reformed Churches]] in the United States, with nearly 350,000 members.<ref>www.pcanet.org</ref>
The PCA was formed by a merger of the the United Presbyterian Church in the United States of America (UPCUSA) and the Presbyterian Church in the United States (PCUS) in 1983, which occurred when the mainline Presbyterian Church became too [[liberal]]. The PCA professes adherence to the [[Westminster Standards]] and is strongly influenced by [[Fundamentalism]]. Overall, it is generally more liberal than the [[Orthodox Presbyterian Church]], although the two denominations enjoy good fraternal relations and share many similarities in doctrine and worship.
The PCA is by far the largest of the conservative [[Reformed Churches]] in the United States, with nearly 350,000 members.<ref>www.pcanet.org</ref> The leading seminary for the PCA is the Covenant Seminary, located in St. Louis.
The Presbyterian Church has used, and continues to use, a system of elected representation (elders and deacons) that most inspired the structure of the [[United States]] [[government]].
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