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.
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.
with a passion for church planting, missions and evangelism.
Recent News
09 October 2026
Heidelberg Press
Excerpts from a forthcoming book published by Heidelberg Press in Fall 2026, A Daily Heidelberg Catechism...
07 October 2026
Heidelberg Catechism - Questions 106-107 (Lord's Day 40)
Q.106 Does this (sixth] commandment speak only of killing?
A. No, but in forbidding murder God teaches...
06 October 2026
Presenting Reformed Faith & Life at the URCNA Synod
I was in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, attending the URCNA Synod, where some two hundred delegates met from...
05 October 2026
Heidelberg Catechism - Question 105 (Lord's Day 40)
Q. 105 What does God require in the sixth commandment?
A. That I do not revile, hate, insult, or kill...
02 October 2026
Dil: Healed and Called to Serve
Dil was born and raised in a Hindu family. When he became severely ill, he tried every religious ritual...
30 September 2026
Calvin on the Divine Call to the Ministry
A consideration of the divine call to the ministry of the Word of God is greatly facilitated by examining...
28 September 2026
Heidelberg Catechism - Question 104 (Lord's Day 39)
Q. 104 What does God require in the fifth commandment?
A. That I show all honor, love, and faithfulness...
25 September 2026
Sodom in Lot and Us
The story of the separation of Abram and Lot is well known. They both stood on the high ground and looked...
23 September 2026
RMS: Evangelism Begins with Relationships
One lesson from the SEED mission trip was simple but profound: meaningful evangelism often begins by...
21 September 2026
Heidelberg Catechism - Question 103 (Lord's Day 38)
Q. 103 What does God require in the fourth commandment?
A. In the first place, God wills that the ministry...
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.
Are You seeking to plant
a reformed church
in your community?
Are you an existing congregation seeking a faithful denominational home? Begin the conversation by contacting our Welcoming Committee. We look forward to getting to know you!
