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The Gospel-Forward Church
If we would be gospel-forward, that means bringing the good news to the unconverted. How will this change what our mission works look like? Obviously, we will spend less time trying to find that new Reformed family that just moved to town, and a lot more time talking to everyone else. But how, exactly, do we do that?” In this immensely practical guide, learn how to share the good news that Jesus came to save sinners just like us.
NOTE: Comes in bundle of 25.
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The Complete Gospel​
NOTE: Sharable digital copies of The Complete Gospel are available for free at www.TheCompleteGospel.net. Bulk printed copies can be requested from the same webpage on a donation basis. It is presently available in: English and Spanish EL EVANGELIO COMPLETO: La fe Biblica como esta resumida en los credos de la Inglesia Primitiva y El Catechismo de Heidelberg Catechism
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The Constitution of the Reformed Church in the United States
These are the governing documents for the use of the officers and members of The Reformed Church in the United States. This 2023 edition includes typographical corrections as well as amendments approved by Synod since the last print edition in 2017.
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The Days of Creation
“Days of Creation” is a report by a special committee of the Reformed Church in the United States (RCUS). The RCUS adopted the report at the denomination’s 253rd Synod in May 1999. The committee vigorously defends the historic position of the Christian church that God created in six literal, 24-hour days. The report reviews the doctrine of creation in the history of the church, presents the correct interpretation of Genesis One, and examines unbiblical theories of the doctrine of creation, including “Day-Age Theory,” “Gap Theory,” “Framework Theory,” and more.
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The Directory of Worship for the Reformed Church in the United States (Modern Language)
The Reformed Church in the United States Directory of Worship was adopted in 1970. This second edition corrected some noted deficiencies and modernized the language. It was adopted by the 1998 Synod meeting. Contents include public worship, baptism, Lord’s Supper, ordination and installation of ministers, elders, and deacons, confirmation, public profession of faith, excommunication, restoration, marriage, and burial of the dead.
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The Directory of Worship for the Reformed Church in the United States (Traditional Language)
The Reformed Church in the United States Directory of Worship was adopted in 1970. This second edition corrected some noted deficiencies. It was adopted by the 1998 Synod meeting. Contents include public worship, baptism, Lord’s Supper, ordination and installation of ministers, elders, and deacons, confirmation, public profession of faith, excommunication, restoration, marriage, and burial of the dead.
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Our God and His People (OT History Student workbook)
“Our God and His People” Is a workbook designed to guide the serious student of the Bible through a study of the Old Testament. The questions in this workbook are intended for students from grades six through adults. Unlike a Bible study that retells the biblical accounts, you must study and search the Scriptures themselves to see what God is teaching. The questions themselves should provide guidance and understanding of the passages. The purpose of this workbook is to familiarize students with the unfolding of God’s covenant of grace, which is revealed in the Bible.
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Our God and His people in the Old Testament: Teacher's manual
We cannot overemphasize the importance of teaching the covenant promises of God to the next generation. Since the promises of God are “to you and to your children,” (Acts 2:39), parents are obligated to instruct their children as our fathers and forefathers taught theirs. While the lessons in this workbook of the Old Testament contain the history of God’s covenant people, it is likewise a revelation of God’s redemptive acts to fulfill His covenant with man. The ultimate goal of this study is not just to fill the student’s mind with facts but to connect all those facts to the beautiful unfolding and fulfilling of the covenant of grace. The purpose of this companion guide for teachers is to help lead our children to saving faith in Jesus Christ, the Mediator of the covenant.
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The Heidelberg Catechism, 450th Anniversary Edition
This edition of the Heidelberg Catechism is produced by the Reformed Church in the United States. It is reprinted with all of the references in the New King James Version of the Bible and the updated language adopted by the Synod of the RCUS in 2011. 
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Heidelberg Catechism: Traditional Language
This edition is presented in answer to many requests for a re-publication of the 1979 Edition (Traditional Language). The wording is unchanged. The Scripture references are from the Authorized Version (King James), and they have been carefully edited to remove typographical errors in the original 1979 edition.
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History of the Eureka Classis 1910-1985
A brief history of the Eureka Classis of the Reformed Church in the United States, published to commemorate the 75th anniversary. Includes chapters on “The European Background of the Reformed Church in the United States” and profiles of churches and pastors.
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Promoting A Biblical Sexual Morality

This publication is a study undertaken by the Reformed Church in the United States in response to today’s cultural bewilderment concerning the moral and biblical understanding of the nature of human sexuality. It approaches the issues that confront today’s society by examining the problems using exegetical biblical analysis and a historical interpretation of the text from a Protestant, Reformed perspective. It concludes with a critique of current theological trends.

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Study Helps on the Heidelberg Catechism Softcover (Spiral Bound Edition)

Rev. Norman Jones’ workbook to aid students studying the Heidelberg Catechism. Widely used in RCUS churches.

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Study Helps on the Heidelberg Catechism

Rev. Norman Jones’ workbook to aid students studying the Heidelberg Catechism. Widely used in RCUS churches. 

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The Three Forms of Unity

This little book contains the flower of the Reformation—the historic Reformed creeds (The Heidelberg Catechism, the Belgic Confession of Faith, and the Canons of Dort, otherwise known as the “Three Forms of Unity”). Also included are the ecumenical creeds of the church (The Apostle’s Creed, the Nicene Creed, and the Athanasian Creed). Each creed includes a historical introduction. The Three Forms of Unity are the doctrinal standards of the Reformed Church in the United States.

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Trinity Hymnal
Used copies of the “Blue” Trinity Hymnal.
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You Shall Be My People
This volume of eight essays reviews the heritage, crucial events, and doctrinal shifts in the history of the Reformed Church in the United States (RCUS). Chapters include “The Reformed (Calvinistic) Character of the Early German Reformed Church and America,” “The Theology of the Eastern Church and Mercersburg,” “German-Russians and the Influence of Dr. H. F. Kohlbruegge,” and more. It was published in 1996 to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the RCUS.
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