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Our History. What follows is a brief overview of the history of the Free Reformed Churches of North America. 1. The Protestant Reformation to the Secession of 1834. The oldest of the doctrinal standards of the Christian Reformed Church is the Confession of Faith, popularly known as the Belgic Confession, following the seventeenth-century Latin ...
Free Reformed Churches of North America - We are a confessionally reformed denomination with churches throughout North America
Contact. Phone. 530-365-6874. Website. http://www.faithrcus.org/ Services. Directions Call Website. Suggest an Edit. Is this your church? Join over 32,000 churches and claim this profile for a free and easy way to help your church grow. Claim this profile. It's free. No hidden fees or costs. Location. Address. Anderson, CA 96007-3750.
- Anderson, 96007-3750, CA
- 960.1M
Free Reformed Churches of North America - We are a confessionally reformed denomination with churches throughout North America.
Contact. Phone. 920-668-6725. Website. http://www.faithreformedchurch.org/ Services. Directions Call Website. Suggest an Edit. Is this your church? Join over 32,000 churches and claim this profile for a free and easy way to help your church grow. Claim this profile. It's free. No hidden fees or costs. Location. Address. 243 S 4th St.
- 243 S 4th St, Cedar Grove, 53013, WI
- (920) 668-6725
Faith church is a Bible-believing, outreach-oriented, community of believers committed to changing the world one relationship at a time. From vibrant and heartfelt worship and solid biblical teaching, to thriving ministries and varied outreach opportunities, we are an active and dynamic community providing families and individuals with diverse ways to connect in community and impact their ...
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Faith Reformed Church is a congregation of the Reformed Church in America, located in Levittown, Pennsylvania since the beginnings of this planned community in the early 1950\'s. Mr. Levitt had left open spaces in the original design for churches on a first-come, first-served basis.
