"Reformed" "Reform" in name of church always mean the Pastor is Calvinistic in doctrine?

[MarkRohfrietsch]

Quite true. IMO this is, by far, the most prudent approach.

Thank you sir; much appreciated!

That does not mean that some of our partner Churches and even local parishes don't occasionally slip down a rabbit hole. One of LCC's partner Churches is possibly heading down one with no exit; one of their Pastors as recently accepted a call to a LCC Parish as a result of the looming uncertainty.

 

[bbbbbbb]

Thank you sir; much appreciated!

That does not mean that some of our partner Churches and even local parishes don't occasionally slip down a rabbit hole. One of LCC's partner Churches is possibly heading down one with no exit; one of their Pastors as recently accepted a call to a LCC Parish as a result of the looming uncertainty.

You are welcome. Are you referring to the situation in Japan?

 

[MarkRohfrietsch]

You are welcome. Are you referring to the situation in Japan?

No, but good point. Same Eastern Hemisphere though.

 

[RileyG]

Essentially, yes. I think most who identify as Reformed are similar to Presbyterians in theology. Very few people, from my experience, identify as “Calvinist.” You probably will never find a “First Calvinist Church” anywhere, but you will find plenty of St. Stephen’s Reformed Church, or Second Presbyterian Church. Etc