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The '''Free Presbyterian Church of Ulster''' is a conservative presbyterian] founded by Ian Paisley in 1951. Most of its membership live in [[Northern Ireland]].  

The '''Free Presbyterian Church of Ulster''' is a conservative presbyterian denomination founded by Ian Paisley in 1951. Most of its membership live in [[Northern Ireland]].  

The church is unashamedly Protestant. It gladly identifies with the great Protestant Reformation. Throughout its history it has stood opposed to the ecumenical movement’s efforts to promote union with the Church of Rome, because that church still holds to every dogma that caused the Reformation in the first place. In theology the church is Reformed. It stands foursquare in the great Geneva tradition of Calvin, Knox, the English and American Puritans, and some of the most used revival preachers in history.  

The church is unashamedly Protestant. It gladly identifies with the great Protestant Reformation. Throughout its history it has stood opposed to the ecumenical movement’s efforts to promote union with the Church of Rome, because that church still holds to every dogma that caused the Reformation in the first place. In theology the church is Reformed. It stands foursquare in the great Geneva tradition of Calvin, Knox, the English and American Puritans, and some of the most used revival preachers in history.