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The '''United Reformed Churches in North America''' is a conservative American [[Reformed Churches|Reformed denomination]], that was formed in 1996 as it split from the more liberal [[Christian Reformed Church]]. It is Orthodox [[Calvinist]] in doctrine and subscribes to the [[Three Forms of Unity]]. It is currently pursuing federative unity with the [[Canadian and American Reformed Churches]]. | The '''United Reformed Churches in North America''' is a conservative American [[Reformed Churches|Reformed denomination]], that was formed in 1996 as it split from the more liberal [[Christian Reformed Church]]. It is Orthodox [[Calvinist]] in doctrine and subscribes to the [[Three Forms of Unity]]. It is currently pursuing federative unity with the [[Canadian and American Reformed Churches]]. | ||
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Revision as of 17:07, November 20, 2008
The United Reformed Churches in North America is a conservative American Reformed denomination, that was formed in 1996 as it split from the more liberal Christian Reformed Church. It is Orthodox Calvinist in doctrine and subscribes to the Three Forms of Unity. It is currently pursuing federative unity with the Canadian and American Reformed Churches.