It's made with bits of real panther, so you know it's good.
I'm often asked about a referring a Reformed church. The following are some nice lists of Reformed churches that such friends might be directed to.
The lists typically explain the qualifying factors, so you know why they are listed as such. Not all are Baptist and I don't necessarily endorse any of the churches listed, but I may be able to offer some insight regarding some of them. As always, viewer discretion is advised.
- Founders-Friendly Churches (A list of those in concert to bring about SBC reform in keeping with its historic theological roots, which were more Reformed or Calvinistic.)
- Sovereign Grace in North Texas (A directory of all the churches in (or near) the Metroplex, which preach God's free, unmerited, sovereign saving grace.)
- IX Marks Ministries (Not as exclusively Refomed, but churches in agreement with The Nine Marks of Ministry, conceptualized by Reformed Baptist pastor Mark Dever.)
- Directory maintained by Sound of Grace (Churches who teach the Doctrines of Grace and Believer's Baptism and who do not "unkindly disparage" churches holding to New Covenant Theology.)
- FIRE: Fellowship of Independent Reformed Evangelicals (A unifying network for independent Reformed (and Reforming) baptistic churches to experience mutual edification, fellowship, cooperation and prayerful support in ministries and missions.)
- Churches listed by Reformed Blacks of America (subscribers to the Doctrines of Grace and The Cambridge Declaration)
- Reformed Churches (TX) compiled by the Mountain Retreat Center for Biblical Theology and Eschatology ("a repository and resource site in the Reformed traditions of the doctrines of Grace")
- Reformed Baptist churches worldwide (TX) compiled by The Reformed Reader ("committed to historic Baptist beliefs")
- List of Presbyterian Churches in America (PCA) churches.
- ARBCA Churches (Association of Reformed Baptist Churches of America; Adherents of the Second London Baptist Confession (1689) in association for church planting & missions.) [Thanks to go-panda for correcting this omission.]
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ARBCA is the Association of Reformed Baptist Churches of America who is using Spurgeon's version of the 1689 LBC and the church directory is here
Gotta kick another one in your list Gunny:-> http://www.reformedblacksofamerica.org/churches.php
go-panda ... I'm suprised at you. It's already there, brutha.
Wait! you expect congregants to actually read the blog entry?
Point well taken, my craziness being revealed. I even used to expect the Sunday school class to read the lesson ahead of time! ;)
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