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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welcoming committee report
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Welcoming Committee Report

It has been an eventful fall thus far, highlighted by two meetings with pastors exploring the RCUS. On October 26, Covenant East Classis President Dennis Luquette, Welcoming Committee members Wayne Johnson and Rev. Win Groseclose,

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Foreign Missions

City Seminary: Update from Cuba

They asked for colostomy bags.”“What?”“Colostomy bags. They have two cancer patients that need them, and she says there are none anywhere in Havana.” The “she” was Claudia, a young nurse, member of the Reformed Church

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Foi & Vie Reformees
Foreign Missions

Foi & Vie Reformees

Remembering our Forefathers in the Faith Dear Friends,18 November is fast approaching as I write this newsletter in the midst of another outburst of international turmoil, the global consequences of which are not clear yet.

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Giving Thanks to the Lord
Reformed Herald

Giving Thanks to the Lord

Giving thanks always for all things unto God and the Father in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ…” (Ephesians 5:20). “Although the fig tree shall not blossom, neither shall fruit be in the vines;

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Taking Up Our Crosses and Following Christ

Throughout His ministry, Jesus told the people to take up their crosses and to follow Him. In connection with this command, He also told the hearer to “deny himself.” What does this mean? How do

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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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