Church links for those investigating, or new to, the Reformed faith

[Casey]

Chris,

Perhaps listing NAPARC would be a good idea? It is an ecclesiastically established communion of like-minded churches, of which the PCA is a member (and I believe the URC will soon be, if it is not already). http://www.naparc.org/ The benefit of recommending those new to the Reformed faith to look at this organization, is that it is updated in time -- whereas a book will be around for a long time, not able to be updated.

The Bible Presbyterian Church is the church that split from the OPC shortly after she was formed -- it is a "fundamentalist" church (thus, dispensational).

Sorry if some of the above was already said!

 

[VirginiaHuguenot]

Originally posted by VirginiaHuguenot
Does anyone have any information about the standards, worship practices, convictions, history, soundness of the Korean American Presbyterian Church? I believe they are a member of NAPARC, correct?

 

[SRoper]

"I believe [KAPC is] a member of NAPARC, correct?"

Correct.

I don't know if it's accurate, but I found this:

Creed of the Korean American Presbyterian Church

 

[VirginiaHuguenot]

Originally posted by SRoper
"I believe [KAPC is] a member of NAPARC, correct?"

Correct.

I don't know if it's accurate, but I found this:

Creed of the Korean American Presbyterian Church

This is helpful. Thanks!

 

[beej6]

Separately from our esteemed moderator, see my signature for my effort in compiling a webpage of Reformed Churches.

I haven't yet found a link to 'independent' Reformed Churches, a few of which I have listed. I also did not care how large or small a denomination was.

KAPC are in NAPARC. Since their website is in Korean, I called a KAPC pastor who was gracious enough to speak with me, but the only detail I collected is that there are more than 500 churches in the US. (!)