Committee Mission Statements

Archives Comittee

The mission of the Archives Committee is to maintain the heritage of the RCUS through the collection and preservation of items and materials pertinent to our history.

The RCUS Board of Trustees works to ensure that the nonprofit status of the RCUS is maintained and kept up to date. The Board accomplishes this through registering annually with the State of North Dakota.

The Synod Christian Education Committee seeks to promote and oversee biblical education and discipleship to the benefit of officers and members of the RCUS for the advancement of the kingdom of Christ.

Promoting biblical and doctrinal content and church activity of the Reformed Church in the United States to the general RCUS membership and the world at large for the advancement of Christ’s Kingdom to the glory of God.

The Diaconal Committee of the RCUS seeks to prayerfully prepare, gather and steward the resources entrusted to Christ’s Church for the purpose of promoting the gospel and glorifying God, extending the ability of local congregations to provide tangible demonstrations of His mercy and compassion through wise and impactful relief to those in exceptional or emergency temporal need – both within and outside the household of faith.

The Executive Committee shall aid in stimulating the spiritual life of the Church by coordinating the work of the Committees of the Synod; preparing the order of business for the meetings of Synod, and, with the pastor loci, preparing the program of the Synod meetings.

The Permanent Finance Committee of the RCUS creates financial sustainability through planning, guidance, oversight and execution of financial matters concerning the RCUS.

The purpose of the permanent Foreign Ministries Committee is to facilitate the pursuit, promotion and preaching of the Gospel of Jesus Christ to people beyond the USA in accordance with Article 101 of the RCUS Constitution.

The Synod Home Missions Committee advances the Great Commission by supporting RCUS home mission works and strengthening evangelistic outreach to establish faithful Reformed churches.

The mission of the Inter-Church Relations Committee is to promote the unity of the church, as expressed in the High-Priestly prayer of Christ our Lord in John 17:20-23, by seeking open communication with like-minded denominations/federations.

The Investment Committee seeks to steward the RCUS Endowment Fund prudently to deliver sustainable financial resources that advance the Great Commission for the Reformed Church in the United States.

Equipping the permanent committees of the Reformed Church in the United States to be effective in serving our Lord Jesus Christ by identifying the officers and members of the Church with particular talents, interests, and the ability to serve and recommending such individuals to serve on such committees.

The Pastoral Care Committee seeks to assist pastors & their families in their search of counseling to keep them healthy & active in the ministry of God’s Word.

The mission of the Publications Committee is to develop, publish, and distribute biblically sound, confessionally Reformed resources that equip ministers and elders for their work and to edify, educate, and encourage the members of the Reformed Church in the United States and the wider body of Christ.

The Welcoming Committee identifies, connects, and intentionally engages with individual churches and groups to bring them into closer fellowship and eventual organic union with the RCUS, and pursues the recruitment of qualified men to serve as pastors in the RCUS.

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