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	Free Presbyterian Church of Scotland - Reformed in Doctrine, Worship and Practice
		Free Presbyterian Church of Scotland - Reformed in Doctrine, Worship and Practice
		The Free Presbyterian Church of Scotland is an evangelical, Calvinistic denomination, reformed in doctrine, worship and practice.
		It was formed in 1893 and is a mainline descendant of the historic Church of Scotland of the Reformation.
	www.fpchurch.org.uk (0 words)

	Free Presbyterian Church - Wiki Ireland
		The Free Presbyterian Church began in 1951 as the result of a conflict between the local Presbyterian congregation in Crossgar, County Down, Northern Ireland and the Down Presbytery.
		Baptism and the Lord's supper are recognized as sacraments of the Free Presbyterian Church.
		Free Presbyterian Church of Scotland a different denomination, begun in 1893 (a paragraph of comparison between the two is included on the page about the Scottish denomination).
	www.wiki.ie /wiki/Free_Presbyterian_Church (385 words)

	Church of Scotland
		The church decides her doctrines, educates her own ministers, calls her pastors, and governs herself through her church courts with the general assembly being the final arbiter of the church.
		The creation of the Free Church of Scotland in 1843 was similar to the conflicts between Christianity and liberalism that took place later on in the Netherlands and in the United States resulting in the creation of the Gereformeerde Kerken der Nederlanden (GKN) and the Presbyterian Church of America.
		The Free Presbyterians acknowledge that there were some problems in the church, but contend that the church was overwhelmingly sound, and that the split was caused by a few extremists.
	www.americanpresbyterianchurch.org /the_church_of_scotland.htm (1883 words)

	Hillsborough Free Presbyterian Church
		The church committee determined to proceed contrary to the authorities, who were motivated by politico ecumenical ideas to thwart the advance of the Gospel.
		The Church committee were always conscious of their responsibilities and management; they oversaw the removal of the debt incured in the completion of the church.
		The minister's wife also greatly contributes to the work of the church through her consistent working behind the scenes with the other ladies of the congregation and the manse door is always open to the members of the congregation, which is noted for its warmth, friendliness and fellowship.
	www.lisburn.com /books/Hillsborough-free/hillsborough-free-1.html (2725 words)

	Free Church of Scotland - Encyclopedia.com (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Free Church of Scotland Grouping of Scottish Presbyterians formed as a result of the secession of nearly one-third of the membership of the established Church of Scotland in the Disruption of 1843.
		The tiny Presbyterian minority who had opposed the initial union retained their independence and kept the name United Free Church.
		The Second Disruption: the Free Church in Victorian Scotland and the Origins of the Free Presbyterian Church.
	www.encyclopedia.com /doc/1O142-FreeChurchofScotland.html (548 words)

	Gospel and the Free Church Act of 1892 by James Sinclair (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The historical significance of the Declaratory Act is that it was the formal reason for the separation of the Free Presbyterians from the Free Church of Scotland in 1893.
		Instead of this, the Free Church, in order to please the fickle tastes of carnal men has traitorously lowered the standard of accepted truth, and weakened down the saving doctrines of the Gospel, so that they shall be powerless for any spiritual good to this or future generations.
		In the Presbyterian Church scope has certainly been given to Christian laymen to exercise their gifts both in public prayer and public address, but it has never been affirmed that it was the duty of all such thus to make known the Gospel.
	www.fpcr.org /blue_banner_articles/Free-Church-Act-1892.htm (4875 words)

	Our History - Presbyterian Reformed Church
		In 1912 the congregation was received into the Free Presbyterian Church of Scotland, and called a minister from Scotland to be their pastor.
		Already in 1901 several groups of Presbyterians in the nearby Ontario communities of Lochalsh, Kincardine, East Williams and Brucefield, petitioned the Free Presbyterian Church of Scotland to be recognized as a part of the mission field under its care and jurisdiction.
		In 1965, with both churches having settled pastors, Murray was successful in bringing the two congregations together as a presbytery, so that the unity which belongs to the body of Christ might come to expression in the government of the church.
	presbyterianreformed.org /ourhistory.php (1592 words)

	Presbyterian Church
		The fiery fundamental Presbyterian Ian Paisley is identified with the Free Presbyterians.
		In 1982 the United Presbyterian Church ordained Mansfield Kaseman in spite of the fact that he denied that Jesus Christ is God, that He was sinless, and that Christ rose bodily from the dead.
		The Presbyterian Church in the USA was the first of the mainstream religious bodies to ordain women as ruling elders in 1930.
	www.biblebelievers.net /Apostasy/kjcprsby.htm (2160 words)

	Burning Bush - The Free Presbyterian Church of Ulster marks its Jubilee
		The imprisonment of three ministers of the Free Presbyterian Church in 1966, was the occasion of a further and much more widespread arousing of Ulster to the dangers and directions of Ecumenism.
		Their defence was that they had taken part in an annual protest march and picket of the General Assembly of the Irish Presbyterian Church for which police permission was granted, and that march had been stopped by the police at the point where the alleged unlawful assembly had taken place.
		Free Presbyterian ministers were hard-pressed to meet the demands of Christians in many places, wishing to organise meetings where the facts would be told and where the Word of God for the time would be preached.
	www.ivanfoster.org /article.asp?date=3/1/2001&seq=1 (1320 words)

	The Mystery Worshipper: Martyrs' Memorial Free Presbyterian Church, Belfast, Northern Ireland
		The church: The minister, Ian Paisley is famously lifelong moderator of the Free Presbyterian Church, the denomination which he personally founded, and also leader of the Democratic Unionist Party, now the largest political party in Northern Ireland – so there is a strong Protestant political connection.
		The neighbourhood: The church is situated on the corner of a relatively quiet arterial road and a wide, tree-lined residential road, about a mile from the city centre, facing a large public park.
		Free Presbyterian Church of Ulster – Psalms, Paraphrases and Hymns, and the Bibles in the pews were all in the Authorised (King James) Version.
	www.ship-of-fools.com /Mystery/2004/838.html (1199 words)

	Lisburn Free Presbyterian Churches
		The church is in centre of the village of Aghalee.
		Aghalee Free Presbyterian Church, the first church to have been built with-in the village for hundreds of years, came into existence as an extension work of the Lisburn church.
		Under his leadership the church continued to grow and on 22nd June 1974 a new church building was opened.
	www.lisburn.com /churches/Lisburn-churches/free-presbyterian-churches.htm (1595 words)

	PURITAN NEWS WEEKLY
		The Second Disruption is a witness to the doctrinal apostasy that came to characterize the old Free Church in the latter decades of the nineteenth century.
		The separation of the conservatives that separated from the old Free Church in 1893 (in what is termed ‘the Second Disruption’) and those that remained in it marks the difference even to this day between the Free Presbyterian Church of Scotland and the Free Church of Scotland.
		To the Free Presbyterians, the key issue was the form of words of the Preamble to the Act with which the Free Church rescinded the Declaratory Act, where it was said that ‘this Church adheres, as she has always adhered, to her subordinate standards’.
	www.puritans.net /bookreviewseconddisruption.htm (1221 words)

	Scottish Presbyterian Churches
		Although from this time the Church of Scotland was truly the established church it was the relation between church and state that was to lead to secession and Disruption in later years.
		This was formed by Free Church dissidents in 1893 the immediate cause being the Free Church Declaratory Act which the dissidents believed to have altered the beliefs on which the Free Church was founded.
		This church was marked by an especial zeal for foreign missions and constant opposition to all state aid to the the church on the grounds that this necessarily led to state control.
	website.lineone.net /~davghalgh/churchhistorytext.html (1854 words)

	Newark First Congregational
		Two or three years before the organization of this church in 1834, widespread religious revivals swelled church membership, and spawned a number of social welfare efforts, among which was the free church movement.
		Pews in most churches were rented, the price rising from perhaps a dollar a year to much more, varying with proximity to the pulpit.
		They found no home in the Presbyterian Churches, though they might in the Methodist, where sittings were free from rent.
	www.njchurchscape.com /Newark-FirstCongregational.html (293 words)

	Geneva Reformed Seminary - Faculty
		It is the conviction of the Free Presbyterian Church that the training of its ministers should rest with men who have the necessary academic qualifications as well as experience in church ministry.
		He is the minister of Malvern Free Presbyterian Church in Malvern, Pennsylvania, and is the chairman of the Mission Board of the Free Presbyterian Church of North America.
		Rhett Dodson is an adjunct professor of Theology and Biblical Interpretation at GRS and serves as associate minister of the Free Presbyterian Church of Malvern in the suburbs of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
	www.genevareformed.org /faculty.asp (1612 words)

	ltbscork
		Unfortunately, the reasonably pure Celtic Church was later to submit to the authority of the corrupt Roman Catholic Church and this helped extinguish any light which had shone.
		The Presbyterians were also represented in Cork and known as the "Scots Church." The Methodist witness in Cork was started in Cork by Charles Wesley, and later his brother John would preach often in the county.
		The Free Presbyterian witness, present in Cork since around 1981 in Cork is still small numerically, but active in spreading the gospel, both in the city and county and further afield.
	www.corkfpc.com /ltbscork.html (1026 words)

	Kingston Free Presbyterian Church
		Here you will find information about our church and its ministry in Tasmania.
		The Scriptures alone are the supreme authority in matters of faith and practice.
		The Free Presbyterian Church uses only the Authorized Version (KJV) of the Bible.
	www.kingstonfpc.org (97 words)

	Kingston Free Presbyterian Church (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Kingston Free Presbyterian Church belongs to a growing Presbyterian denomination which is serving the Lord throughout the world in such countries as Northern Ireland, the Republic of Ireland, England, Scotland, Wales, Germany, Spain, Australia, Canada and the United States.
		We are a Protestant, Bible-believing church, Presbyterian in doctrine and worship.
		We adhere to the exposition of Scriptural doctrine set forth in the Westminster Confession of Faith and the Articles of Faith of the Free Presbyterian Church.
	www.kingstonfpc.org /aboutus.htm (246 words)

	Christian Media - Productions (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In 1983, the Free Presbyterian Church of Ulster sent its first missionary to Kenya, East Africa to labour with national ministers of the Bible Christian Faith Church (BCFC), a small separatist denomination that struggled to survive under tremendous government and tribal opposition.
		In the midst of seeing that opposition increase, and two faithful church members murdered, the Free Presbyterian Church sent additional missionaries and funds to the country to build a strong witness that is now respected among many of its former enemies.
		The Free Presbyterian Youth Camp of North America was established in 1994 as a ministry of Faith Free Presbyterian Church in Greenville, South Carolina.
	www.christianmediafilms.com /productions.htm (730 words)

	History of Presbyterians in St Marys
		The Free Presbyterian frame building was first bought by Methodist Episcopals then became the Reorganized Church of the Latter Day Saints from 1884-1940.
		The Knox church was built opposite the Anglican church at 66 Church St S. It was destroyed by fire in 1891 as was its replacement in 1905.
		The Widder St church was renovated with the pulpit, choir, and alter areas redesigned and rebuilt; the stained glass windows were repaired; the pews and 2 commemorative windows from the Knox church were added.
	www2.ministries-online.org /stmarysont/churchp3.html (397 words)

	Free Presbyterian Church - What's New
		The Crossgar, Northern Ireland church has posted a new announcement.
		The Markethill, Northern Ireland church has posted a new announcement.
		The Coleraine, Northern Ireland church has posted a new announcement.
	www.freepres.org /new.asp (0 words)

	Free Presbyterian Church - FPC Tract Society
		Lifeline Publications is a ministry of the Free Presbyterian Church of North America.
		If you wish to obtain a sampling of these tracts free of charge, please send an e-mail to lifeline.publications@3web.net and indicate which tract you desire.
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	www.freepres.org /tracts.asp (0 words)

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	Free Presbyterian Church of Scotland (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The catholic or universal Church which is invisible, consists of the whole number of the elect, that have been, are, or shall be gathered into one, under Christ the Head thereof; and is the spouse, the body, the fulness of Him that filleth all in all.
		And particular Churches, which are members thereof, are more or less pure, according as the doctrine of the Gospel is taught and embraced, ordinances administered, and public worship performed more or less purely in them.
		There is no other head of the Church, but the Lord Jesus Christ; nor can the Pope of Rome, in any sense, be head thereof; but is that Antichrist, that man of sin, and son of perdition, that exalteth himself, in the Church, against Christ and all that is called God.
	website.lineone.net /~jameswm/EbBI/cof/chapter25.htm (234 words)

	"Union Presbyterian Church - History" (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Donations were received and by 1860, the church was debt free.
		On July 25, 1869, the two congregations voted to join together and become "Union Presbyterian Church of St. Peter." The combined membership was 99, and it was decided that the place of worship would be St. Peter.
		During the 1940's the men of the church excavated the basement by hand and the large Congregation Room and Kitchen were finished.
	spupc.org /history.html (489 words)

	Lehigh Valley Free Presbyterian Church
		The Free Presbyterian Church is a growing Presbyterian Denomination, which is serving the Lord through out the world in such countries as England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland, Germany, Spain, Australia, Canada and the United States.
		To be precise, we have no affiliation with the World Council of Churches, the National Council of Churches, the Association of Evangelicals, or the Charismatic movement.
		It is only as the Lord's people are free from entanglement with theological compromise that they are at liberty to proclaim the whole counsel of God.
	www.strategicimpulse.com /lehigh/who.htm (210 words)

	More than 100 picket outside Westminster Presbyterian Church [Free Republic]
		The Rev. Andrew McDonald, pastor of Westminster, held his own news conference at which he said the officers were exercising "their constitutional right of free speech." He praised the police department but said picketing by officers could undermine public confidence.
		It's hard to see why anyone would attend a church that no longer professes the most basic of Christian values, the value of human life, but I suppose this illustrates the oft-heard point that churches in America today are mostly social gathering spots.
		The Westminster Presbyterian Church obviously has not wrestled with the Scriptures nor made any attempt to rightly interpret the Word.
	www.freerepublic.com /forum/a392b1a132ffd.htm (1610 words)

	Free Presbyterian Church Of Scotland
		If anyone throughout the world is searching for Presbyterian Churches, the Search Engine will find and direct them to the Free Presbyterian Church of Scotland among others, and the Church's address will appear on their computer screen.
		Some people in Texas have already contacted the Free Presbyterian Church of Scotland through e-mail, and as a result two of our ministers have visited Texas, and several Texans have visited our Chesley congregation and some of our congregations in England and Scotland.
		People worldwide will be able to read articles from The Free Presbyterian Magazine, gospel tracts and informative pamphlets prepared by the Outreach Committee, the Westminster Confession of Faith, and whatever other material we may usefully display.
	www.fpchurch.org.uk /Magazines/fpm/1998/May/article5.php (1489 words)

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