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The Twelve
A Reformed Church blog called The Twelve: Reformed, Done Daily features 12 different bloggers from the Reformed tradition, taking turns, commenting on everything, but always theological.
One of the bloggers, Jessica Bratt, a chaplain at Boston Children's Hospital, is a former member of Old First.
Hundreds, thousands, of people pass Old First on Seventh Avenue every day. Questions are often heard, sometimes answered. Here are our responses to the most common: Q: What on earth is the Old First Reformed Church?A: In 1654, by order of Pieter Stuyvesant, when New York was Nieuw Amsterdam and Breukelen was a village surrounded by farms, and the people were mostly Dutch and Protestant, three congregations were established in Flatbush, Flatland, and Breukelen, “Old First.” All three live on (we are from the Breukelen church). This is our third location and fifth building, from 1891. Q: What does “Reformed” mean?A: The holy catholic church, reformed according to the Word of God. There are 83 million Reformed Christians in 218 countries. For instance:
RCA Global Missions
Belhar ConfessionThe Belhar Confession is the newest statement of faith of the Reformed Church in America. The RCA had been considering the Belhar Confession since 1985, three years after it was written in South Africa in response to divisions in the church during apartheid. In the year 2000, General Synod invited its members and congregations to a decade of study and reflection on the confession. As a result of this ongoing effort, the 2007 General Synod voted to provisionally adopt the confession for two years. It 2009, it was adopted permanently. |
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