25th Anniversary of the URCNA
November 15 marks the 25th anniversary of The United Reformed Churches in North America. The federation was founded at a meeting held in Lyndwood, Illinois on November 15 and 16, 1995. Delegates of 42 congregations voted to establish a new federation of churches "based on the God's Holy Word as confessed in the Three Forms of Unity" and on "the Church Order of 1934 with the understanding that work will continue on a church order for the federation." The new federation was provisionally called the "Fellowship of Uniting Reformed Churches in North America" and was committed to gathering in their first synod within 12 months to adopt a new church order and set up ecclesiastical structures. Twenty-five years later, the URCNA numbers about 127 congregations in the United States and Canada, with missions in at least six other countries. To God be the glory.
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10/24/20
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November 15 marks the 25th anniversary of The United Reformed Churches in North America. The federation was founded at a meeting held in Lyndwood, Illinois on November 15 and 16, 1995. Delegates of 42 congregations voted to establish a new federation of churches "based on the God's Holy Word as confessed in the Three Forms of Unity" and on "the Church Order of 1934 with the understanding that work will continue on a church order for the federation." The new federation was provisionally called the "Fellowship of Uniting Reformed Churches in North America" and was committed to gathering in their first synod within 12 months to adopt a new church order and set up ecclesiastical structures. Twenty-five years later, the URCNA numbers about 127 congregations in the United States and Canada, with missions in at least six other countries. To God be the glory.