Relations With Other Churches
Fraternal relations are maintained with the following bodies:
- Other Reformed Presbyterian Churches:
- Reformed Presbyterian Church of Australia
- Reformed Presbyterian Church of Ireland
- Reformed Presbyterian Church of Scotland
- Trinity Community Christian Fellowship (the aforementioned congregation in Larnaca, Cyprus)
- American Presbyterian Church
- Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church
- The North American Synod of the Free Church of Scotland
- Korean-American Presbyterian Church
- Église réformée du Québec
- Orthodox Presbyterian Church
- Presbyterian Church in America
- Reformed Church in the United States
- United Reformed Churches in North America
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