OUR DENOMINATION
Faithful to the Scriptures,
Obedient to the Great Commission,
True to the Reformed Faith
The Presbyterian Church in America (PCA) emerged out of the Presbyterian Church in the United States (PCUS) in 1973, because of its growing tendency to compromise on essential beliefs of the Christian church. In order to remain faithful to the Bible and core beliefs of the historic church, delegates from 260 congregations from across the country, found it necessary to leave the PCUS and form the National Presbyterian Church, which later became known as the Presbyterian Church in America PCA.
From its beginning, the guiding principles of the PCA have always been to be “faithful to the Scriptures, obedient to the Great Commission, and true to the reformed faith.”
We invite you to examine our denomination and its agencies:
- The PCA website: Presbyterian Church in America
- Our regional body: New River Presbytery
- The PCA world missions agency: Mission to the World
- The PCA mercy and church planting agency: Mission to North America
- The PCA on-campus ministry to college students: Reformed University Fellowship
