RCUS History

On this day, John Philip Boehm was born. Boehm came to American in 1720, and five years later was prevailed upon by the German Reformed settlers in Pennsylvania to become their pastor, though unordained. 

In 1725, he wrote a constitution and organized three congregations that would become the present-day Reformed Church in the United States.  During his life, he would travel more than 25,000 on horseback up and down the Eastern seaboard establishing Reformed congregations. He is properly remembered as the founder of our church.

Armenian New Testament and Psalms

20,000 Armenian New Testaments to Be Printed

We thank God for an exciting milestone in the ministry of Christians for Armenia. This October, 20,000 copies of the latest revision of the Armenian New Testament and

faithful evangelism

Casting the Seed: Reformed Mission Services

Many Christians feel intimidated by evangelism. We worry about saying the wrong thing or not having all the answers. During a recent SEED (Serve, Engage, Evangelize, Disciple) trip,

prayer is necessary for Christians

Reformed Herald: Reflections

In the 1983 February issue of the Reformed Herald, the late Rev. George Syms wrote on the necessity of prayer: “Prayer is the instrument whereby such growth is

prayer for pastors

The Quiet Work of Pastoral Care

Some of the most important work a pastor does happens far from the pulpit. Walking with grieving families, counseling those facing difficult circumstances, and patiently pointing struggling believers

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