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We are a church committed to presbyterian practice, doctrinal
purity, faithful worship, and the expansion of Christ’s Kingdom to
all areas of society and home.
Our roots are deep, resting on
the historic creeds and confessions that have saved the church from
error for centuries. Our vision is grand, looking for the
consummation of the age when every nation will be a disciple of
Christ. Our practice is real, promoting brotherly love and biblical
discipleship that builds friendships that span
generations.
History
The Church is to be a pure and
victorious Bride, one that is so powerful that even the Gates of
Hell cannot prevail against Her. Yet, even though we have this
promise, She has been a Church beset with problems, heresies, and
infighting. During its most critical times, God has used His people
to reestablish doctrinal purity. The Reformation was such a time
when men of courage stood against the apostasy of their day to see
the full authority of God’s Word once more proclaimed. One of the
great outcomes of this epoch was the formation of our creed, the
Westminster Standards of 1647.
But the Church later continued to
be plagued by the traditions and greed of men, leading to further
fragmentation. Historic doctrines were forgotten and emotionalism
became the rule rather than reason. Church growth methods focused
on persuasion rather than the proclamation of Christ and Him
crucified. The mantra of many churches became, "Come as you are"
with the unwritten expectation, "Stay as you are."
It is in such
a place that God chose to reveal Himself in the hearts of men and
fathers. Our founding churches formed as God opened the truth of
the Scriptures to elders who up to that point had been held in sway
by modernity and compromise. God showed this group of men that
victorious Christian living can come when the Bible is embraced in
its fullness. This includes a trust in the historic faith,
presbyterian polity, a commitment to the Biblical Creation model,
biblical gender roles, and family-integrated worship.
These men
were led to start the Covenant Presbyterian Church, a continuing,
historic and confessing Church, with the prayer that their unique
distinctives might usher in a new reformation in church, home, and
society.
Committed to strengthening and equipping families
rather than fragmenting and burdening them, Covenant Presbyterian
Church prays that God will use this new work for His
glory.
Alabama
Reformed Family Fellowship (Candidate
Church) Chelsea, AL Website:
reformedfamilyfellowship@gmail.com
California
Central Valley
Presbyterian PO Box 628 Ceres, CA 95307-0628 Meeting at: Central
Valley Adventist Academy, 2020 Academy Pl, Ceres CA Phone: (209)
401-6710 Website: www.centralvalleypresbyterian.org Email:
elders@cverc.org
Grace Covenant Church 1580 Green Grove Ave El
Cajon, CA 92021 Phone: 619 441 1327
Connecticut
Covenant
of Grace Church 95 Burwell Rd New Hartford, CT 06057 Meeting at:
Meeting at West Hill Fire Hall in New Hartford, CT (see website for
schedule) Phone: 860-379-6078 Website: www.cogct.org Email:
nhpatterson@charter.net
Illinois
Providence Church Meeting
At: The Christian Center 4100 N Brandywine Drive Peoria, IL
61614 Phone: 309.387.2600 Web Site:
www.providencepeoria.org Email:
pastormcdonald@providencecpeoria.org
Christ’s Church (Candidate
Church) Harvard,
IL 815-943-7886 roger@christschurchinfo.org
Tennessee
Heritage
Church P.O. Box 221 Centerville, TN 37033 Meeting at: 400 Public
Square, Centerville, TN 37033
Crown and Covenant
Presbyterian Church Meeting at: 1913 East Avenue, Katy, Texas
77493 Phone: 877-712-6348 Web Site: www.crowncovenant.org Email:
ccrpc@ureach.com
Auroa Reformed Church 1201 FM 718 Auroa,
Texas 76078 Meeting at: 1201 FM 718, Aurora, Texas 76078 Phone:
940-433-3499 Website: http://www.aurorachurch.org Email:
bb.haven@earthlink.net
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