Reformed English Church

Reformed English Church
The Cross and Crown is a common symbol in the Reformed English Church
Classification	Protestant
Orientation	Strict Baptist
Polity	Congregational
Region	U.S. (Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Virginia)
Headquarters	Richmond, Virginia
Origin	1620 (Calls Succetion from Puritans) Plymouth, Massachusetts
Separated from	Reformed Church in America Orthodox Presbyterian Church
Congregations	74
Members	14,935 communicants

Protestantism
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Topics Reformation Great Awakenings History Culture Demographics Persecution Criticism
Major branches Adventism Anabaptism Anglicanism Baptist churches Calvinism Lutheranism Methodism Pentecostalism
Minor branches Hussitism Waldensianism Plymouth Brethren Holiness movement Quakerism Multiple others
Broad-based movements Evangelicalism Charismatic movement Neo-charismatic movement
Other developments Arminianism Pietism Puritanism Neo-orthodoxy Paleo-orthodoxy Christian fundamentalism Modernism and liberalism Crypto-Protestantism Evangelical Catholicism
Related movements Nondenominational churches House churches
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Calvinism
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John Calvin
Background Christianity St. Augustine The Reformation Five Solas Synod of Dort
Theology Theology of John Calvin Covenant theology Baptism Lord's Supper Regulative principle Predestination in Calvinism
Documents Institutes of the Christian Religion Geneva Bible Three Forms of Unity Westminster Standards Canons of Dort Second Helvetic Confession Heidelberg Catechism Belgic Confession La Rochelle Confession Savoy Declaration 1689 Baptist Confession of Faith First Helvetic Confession Scots Confession
Influences Huldrych Zwingli Martin Bucer Peter Martyr Vermigli William Farel Heinrich Bullinger John Calvin John Knox Theodore Beza Francis Turretin Jonathan Edwards Charles Hodge
Churches Continental Reformed Presbyterian Congregationalist Reformed Baptist Anglican
Peoples Afrikaners Huguenots Pilgrims Puritans other English dissenters
Largest groups World Communion of Reformed Churches World Reformed Fellowship International Conference of Reformed Churches North American Presbyterian and Reformed Council Presbyterianism in South Korea List of Reformed denominations

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