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Missional Monday: Help Bring the Reformation Back to Poland

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R. Scott Clark

on August 24, 2009

Thanks to Kevin DeYoung for letting us know about the Tolle Lege Institute which is seeking to reach Poland with the confessional Reformed faith. They’re in the process of translating Joel Beeke’s Meet the Puritans and they have plans to introduce Poland . . . Continue reading →

Categorized The Mission: Reaching and Teaching | Tagged mission, Reformation to Poland, Tolle Lege Institute

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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