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Taking The Reformation Back To Poland

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R. Scott Clark

on December 14, 2016 | 8 Comments

Tolle Lege Institute is helping to bring the Reformation back to Poland, where the Reformed churches once flourished.

Teraz po polsku (Now In Polish) The Westminster Confession and Christianity & Liberalism

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R. Scott Clark

on November 16, 2022

The Reformed theology, piety, and practice is a global phenomenon. Continue reading →

Categorized Global Christianity, Global Presbyterianism, Global Reformed Theology, Machen, Recovering the Reformed Confession | Tagged Dr Dariuz M. Bryćko, Global Christianity, Global Reformation, Machen, Recovering the Reformed Confession, Reformed Church in Poland and Lithuania, Tolle Lege Institute, Westminster Confession

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