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The Evangelical Reformed Church in America (ERCA) Formally the Evangelical Reformed Church Association is a small Reformed Protestant Fellowship in the United States. From its beginning in 2006 in 2008 the ERCA changed it name from the Evangelical Reformed Church in America to the Evangelical Reformed Church Association. The current name was brought back in 2009.
Beliefs The Evangelical Reformed Church confesses a statement of faith. This include the historic T.U.L.I.P.
Polity The Evangelical Reformed Church has a presbyterian polity The Constitution of the Evangelical Reformed Church in America known as The Book of Church Order.
Ordination The ERCA believes that those called to serve God should be properly trained. There is plenty of information to train a minister to serve as an Independent Reformed Minister in the Evangelical Reformed Church in America.
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