Christian Reformed

American  

noun

1. of or relating to a Protestant denomination ChristianReformedChurch organized in the U.S. in 1857 by groups that had seceded from the Dutch Reformed Church.

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Example Sentences

In a statement to Fox News, Davidson's Director of Media Relations Jay Pfeifer said the school is a "student-focused institution of higher learning, grounded in the Christian Reformed Tradition and therefore faithful to a God bound by no church or creed."

From Fox News

About two dozen members of Artesia City Church — a Christian Reformed congregation in Artesia whose members are mostly of Indian and Pakistani descent — gathered May 7 to do something that was banned in California during the pandemic: sing inside their house of worship.

From Los Angeles Times

Vern Swieringa, a Christian Reformed Church pastor, quit his post in the small western Michigan village of Hamilton in December after months of disputes with his congregation over his request to require masks.

From Los Angeles Times

Swieringa recently got a new part-time job pastoring at Kibbie Christian Reformed Church in South Haven, Mich., where masks are mandatory.

From Los Angeles Times

Signers include pastors from a variety of theologically conservative traditions, such as Church of the Nazarene, the Evangelical Covenant Church and the Christian Reformed Church.

From Washington Post