Showing posts with label Denominations. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Denominations. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 21, 2012

Why So Many Denominations? (Radio Show)

The podcast of my recent appearance on the Apologetics.com Radio Show is now posted at their web site. You can download it here. We didn't get to talk about as many denominations as I would have liked, but hopefully the show is still beneficial to some.

Saturday, February 11, 2012

About to Go on the Air!

In about 10 minutes, I'll be on the air on the Apologetics.com Radio Show with host Lindsay Brooks to discuss "Denominations". Where do they come from? What makes them all different? You can listen live at KKLA.com!

Wednesday, February 8, 2012

On the Radio This Friday Night

This Friday night/Saturday morning (Midnight to 2:00am, Pacific Time), I will be on the Apologetics.com Radio Show in Los Angeles to discuss "Denominations" with host Lindsay Brooks. You can tune in to KKLA 99.5 FM if you are in the area, or listen online at http://www.kkla.com. A podcast of the show will also be available at http://www.apologetics.com.

Tuesday, April 26, 2011

Timeline of Presbyterian and Reformed Denominations in the US


A few months ago, I put together a chart showing the various mergers and splits among Reformed denominations in the US. My chart shows both Presbyterian and Reformed denominations and is, I hope, a cleaner version than some other charts out there. Below are links to PDF, PNG, and SVG versions. Please feel free to leave feedback in the comments. I hope the chart is useful to you!


**UPDATE**
I have edited the timeline to now include the Netherlands Reformed Congregations, the Free Reformed Churches of North America, the Covenant Presbytery group split and re-merger with the Bible Presbyterian Church, and the correct date for the formation of the Evaneglical Presbyterian Church (1956-1965). I have not included the Canadian and American Reformed Church (CANRC), simply because of their 55 congregations, only 4 are located in the United States. If I were to include the CANRC, I feel I would have to include other Canadian denominations, and I don't wish to do that, at this time. All links below show the latest edits.

Also, I would love to include the various Korean Presbyterian denominations that exist in the United States, but have no sources for information about them. If anyone would like to point me to sources, I will add them to the chart.


Timeline Of Reformed and Presbyterian Denominations in the United States
PDF Version
PNG Version
SVG Version