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The PRC is a very conservative [[Reformed Churches|Reformed Denomination]] in the Scottish [[Presbyterian]] tradition. It is strictly [[Calvinist]] in doctrine and Presbyterian in government and holds steadfastly to the [[Westminster Standards]]. | The PRC is a very conservative [[Reformed Churches|Reformed Denomination]] in the Scottish [[Presbyterian]] tradition. It is strictly [[Calvinist]] in doctrine and Presbyterian in government and holds steadfastly to the [[Westminster Standards]]. | ||
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The Presbyterian Reformed Church was founded in Ontario, Canada on November 17th, 1965. The origins of the Presbyterian Reformed Church are related to the Free Presbyterian Church of Scotland, though its only congregation in the United Kingdom is in Stockton-on-Tees. As of May, 2007, there are five congregations in the United States, one in Canada, and the aforementioned British congregation.
The PRC is a very conservative Reformed Denomination in the Scottish Presbyterian tradition. It is strictly Calvinist in doctrine and Presbyterian in government and holds steadfastly to the Westminster Standards.