Geneva College Celebrates 172 Years!
Happy 172nd birthday Geneva College! Geneva College is an accredited university that was originally founded and is still governed by the Reformed Presbyterian Church of North America (RPCNA). [Read More…]
Category: Church History
Preserving History: Geneva RP Church
Until the Geneva RP Church congregation merged with First Reformed Presbyterian Church of Beaver Falls fifteen years ago, it met in its 3015 Fourth Avenue building right by Geneva [Read More…]
RP Book Reviews: Edgar
History of the Reformed Presbyterian Church of North America, 1871–1920 Dr. William J. Edgar | Crown & Covenant Publications | 2019, 232 pp., $25 | DNA testing [Read More…]
Reformation Tour Dates 2020
The 2020 dates for our week long Classic Scottish Reformation Tours are here and bookings are now taking place. These are the 4th-11th April, 4th-11th July, & [Read More…]
Articles by A.R. Wright now available online!
Alexander R. Wright grew up on a farm near Cullybackey, Co. Antrim, Northern Ireland. He became a minister of the Reformed Presbyterian Church in 1934 and served [Read More…]
New Blog!
Dr. C. J. Williams is part of a team of RPCNA Teaching and Ruling Elders who are writing a new blog, A Standard for Living. This new endeavor [Read More…]
100th Anniversary of Women’s Missionary Society
Yesterday was the 100th anniversary of the Women’s Missionary Society. The society was founded on June 6, 1919 and was dissolved December 31, 2013. Much missionary support [Read More…]
RP Book Reviews: Vos
J. G. Vos: The Scottish Covenanters (Blue Banner Productions) ‘If you only read one book on the Covenanters, this should be the one’. So proclaims the back [Read More…]
Faughan RP: New Website
The Faughan RP Church is located in the North West of Ireland. Situated amidst mainly farming land, the church is just on the outskirts of Northern Ireland’s [Read More…]
Who were the Lollards of Kyle?
Before the Covenanters, before John Knox and the Reformation in Scotland, even before Martin Luther nailed his 95 Theses to the door in Wittenberg, there were a [Read More…]