Planting

Here is a list of our church plants and newly organized congregations.

If you are interested in a church plant in a location not being served by the denomination, please contact the HMB representative for the appropriate Presbytery. If you do not know which Presbytery a potential work might be located in, please contact either the HMB Secretary or President.

Allegheny Presbytery

Atlantic Presbytery

Great Lakes/Gulf Presbytery

Midwest Presbytery

Pacific Coast Presbytery

RP Church of Canada

See Also: A New Denomination Is Established

Mission Church Spotlight

Learn about some of the mission churches listed here from these firsthand reports:

  • Mission Church Spotlight: Laramie RPC
    The only congregation of the RPCNA in the state of Wyoming is in Laramie, a small city sprawled across a broad valley along Interstate 80 where the high plains meet the Rocky Mountains.
  • A Reformed Presbyterian Church Is Established in Las Vegas
    Christ builds His church both by bringing new saints into existing congregations and by beginning new ones. What follows is an account, not of the whole process, but simply of the last few steps, of what has recently been accomplished in Las Vegas, Nev., RPC (LVRPC).
  • Mission Church Spotlight: All Saints RPC (Irvine, CA)
    Just 15 miles from the enchanting Disneyland, Irvine has become a thriving hub, particularly for its Mandarin-speaking population, which has burgeoned to around 50,000 since 1997. Amid this, a unique story unfolded—the planting of All Saints (Irvine, Calif.) RPC.
  • Mission Church Spotlight: Atlanta RPC
    Atlanta, Ga., RP Mission Church is located in “the Bluff,” an area notorious for heroin dealing and prostitution peddling. In April 2010, this ministry began with a Bible study conducted at a derelict AME church building—an edifice with four stone walls and no roof.
  • Mission Church Spotlight: Birmingham RPC
    Birmingham (Hoover, Ala.) RPC is a new mission church with governing oversight from the Presbytery of the Alleghenies (POA). We began meeting in summer 2016 when a Bible study was formed by a seminary student who was raised in the area. Our transition to an RP mission church began in the fall of 2017 when Rev. Paul Martin visited us and delivered a thought-provoking seminar on Christ in the Psalms.
  • Mission Church Spotlight: Oklahoma City RPC
    OKC RPC is a group of about 9 families—28 baptized and communicant members. We also have about 17 adherents who are taking membership classes. We are immensely thankful to the Lord for the way He is building His church.

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