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German Reformed Church

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German Reformed Church: see Evangelical and Reformed Church Evangelical and Reformed Church, Protestant denomination formed by the merger (1934) of the Reformed Church in the United States and the Evangelical Synod of North America. Both of these bodies had originated in the Reformation in Europe.
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No one knows why the German Reformed Church allowed itself to be drawn into the social war of expansion between the Presbyterian Church of Nova Scotia (united Secession synod) and the much newer and smaller, but aggressive and acquisitive Kirk Synod, with which it had nothing in common.
The PCC cannot escape its Scottish origins by Cahill, Barry / Presbyterian Record
Mawhinney said, "granting an annuity to Michael Ley, a blacksmith, for the, German Reformed Church in Lunenburg soon after the town was settled.
The reverend mayor of Lunenburg: Laurence Mawhinney has a sacred and ... by Dobson, Carol / Presbyterian Record
 
 
 
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