This is an attempt to summarise what is distinctive about the churches of the International Presbyterian Church, both those which already exist and those we hope to plant in the future.
As Reformed churches, our understanding of the gospel is set out in the Ecumenical Creeds and the Westminster Confession of Faith, all of which are subordinate to the Bible as God’s word. None of what follows is intended to detract from or disagree with anything in these documents.
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The IPC
The International Presbyterian Church was founded in 1954 through the ministry of Francis Schaeffer in Switzerland. From its early days, the IPC was closely associated with L’Abri, Schaeffer’s better-known ministry among sceptical and doubting young people, which was founded in 1955.
Latest content by The IPC
- Canons of Dort - 15 September 2016
- Heidelberg Catechism - 15 September 2016
- Belgic Confession - 15 September 2016
- Westminster Shorter Catechism - 15 September 2016
- Westminster Larger Catechism - 15 September 2016