The Reformed Church
in the United States

We are a body of confessional churches committed to the Gospel of Jesus Christ,
with a passion for church planting, missions and evangelism.

The Reformed Church
in the United States

We are a body of confessional churches committed to the Gospel of Jesus Christ,
with a passion for church planting, missions and evangelism.

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Hope Haven

Hope Haven, a work supported by the RCUS, has various works including refurbishing and providing wheel chairs to those in need, caring for individuals through community living and other services, and providing work opportunities. The

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Reformed Biblical Hermeneutics

Reformed biblical hermeneutics is a method of interpreting the Bible that emphasizes the sovereignty of God, the authority of Scripture, and the importance of Christ-centeredness. It is based on the belief that the Bible is

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Seminary Honors RCUS Pastor for Mission Work 

At the 50th Anniversary celebration of the founding of Westminster Biblical Missions, Whitefield Seminary marked the occasion by bestowing upon RCUS pastor and WBM General Secretary Dennis Roe the honorary degree of Doctor of Divinity.

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Congregational News

7th Annual Abide Retreat

If you are aged 18 to mid-30’s, single or married, it’s road trip time! September 1-4, 2023 at Cedar Springs Christian Retreat Center in Sumas, Washington. https://www.abide.net/retreat2023 (Early Bird discount registration until May 15) Sponsored

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Westminster Biblical Missions

Westminster Biblical Missions celebrated its 50th Anniversary at Providence RCUS in Lodi, CA.  From its early days in Korea, to today’s mission fields of Nepal, Hungary, Romania,  Mexico, and Pakistan, WBM continues to carry high

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Who We Are

The Reformed Church in the United States (RCUS) is a communion of confessional churches with a passion for church planting, missions and evangelism. 

The church was founded in 1725 when John Philip Boehm first organized German Reformed immigrants in Pennsylvania into congregations. The first “Coetus” meeting was held in 1747. In its long history, the church has had periods of strength and weakness.

By God’s grace, today’s RCUS is characterized by a high view of Scripture, and a desire to take the gospel of Jesus Christ into all the world.

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