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| − | The '''Reformed Church in the United States''' is an conservative and evangelical American [[ | + | The '''Reformed Church in the United States''' is an conservative and evangelical American [[Protestant]] denomination in the [[Reformed Churches|Reformed]] ([[Calvinist]]) tradition. It is committed to historic biblical orthodoxy, confessional Reformed theology, presbyterial church government, and God-centered worship. Its roots are in the [[German]] Reformed tradition. |
The present RCUS is a conservative, Calvinist denomination and subscribes to the [[Three Forms of Unity]]. It is [[presbyterian]] in government. | The present RCUS is a conservative, Calvinist denomination and subscribes to the [[Three Forms of Unity]]. It is [[presbyterian]] in government. | ||
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The Reformed Church in the United States is an conservative and evangelical American Protestant denomination in the Reformed (Calvinist) tradition. It is committed to historic biblical orthodoxy, confessional Reformed theology, presbyterial church government, and God-centered worship. Its roots are in the German Reformed tradition.
The present RCUS is a conservative, Calvinist denomination and subscribes to the Three Forms of Unity. It is presbyterian in government.