List of Members
- Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church (North America)
- Canadian and American Reformed Churches
- Christian Reformed Churches in the Netherlands
- Confessing Reformed Church in Congo
- Evangelical Presbyterian Church in England and Wales
- Evangelical Presbyterian Church (Ireland)
- Free Church of Central India (Presbyterian Free Church)
- Free Church of Scotland
- Free Church of Scotland (Continuing)
- Free Church in Southern Africa
- Free Reformed Churches of North America
- Free Reformed Churches of South Africa
- Gereja-Gereja Reformasi Calvinis (Indonesia)
- Gereja-Gereja Reformasi di Indonesia
- Independent Reformed Church of Korea
- Heritage Reformed Congregations (North America)
- Orthodox Presbyterian Church (North America)
- Presbyterian Church of Eastern Australia
- Presbyterian Church in Korea (Koshin) (South Korea)
- Reformed Church in the United States
- Reformed Churches in the Netherlands (Liberated)
- Reformed Churches of New Zealand
- Reformed Churches of Brazil (Igrejas Reformadas do Brasil)
- Reformed Churches of Spain
- Reformed Presbyterian Church of India
- Reformed Presbyterian Church of Ireland
- Reformed Presbyterian Church of North America
- Reformed Presbyterian Church North-East India Synod
- United Reformed Churches in North America
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