History Our Denomination Our Church Our Leaders

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History Our Denomination Our Church Our Leaders Inquirer’s Class, Week 7 Forest Hill Presbyterian Church

History of Presbyterianism in America

Presbyterian Denominations Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church - 39,000 members - Orthodox, Calvinist Bible Presbyterian Church - 3,500 members - Orthodox, Calvinist Cumberland Presbyterian Church - 87,000 members - Liberal, Arminian Cumberland Presbyterian Church in America - 6,500 members - Liberal, Arminian ECO (Covenant Order of Evangelical Presbyterians) - 40,000 members - Evangelical Evangelical Presbyterian Church - 160,000 members - Evangelical Orthodox Presbyterian Church - 30,000 members - Orthodox, Calvinist Presbyterian Church in America - 367,000 members - Evangelical, Conservative, Calvinist Presbyterian Church (USA) - 1,760,200 members - Liberal Reformed Presbyterian Church of North America - 7,800 members - Orthodox, Covenanter, Calvinist [Exclusive Psalms]