Who We Are
About All Saints
All Saints Reformed Presbyterian Church is a congregation of the Reformed Presbyterian Church of North America (RPCNA). We believe in the infallibility of the Bible, we adore the Triune God, and we trust in the Lord Jesus Christ, the Second Person of the Trinity incarnate, as the only Mediator between God and man. We strive to live in faithful submission to the Lord Jesus, and though we fall short, our shortcomings only cause us to cling all the more tightly to the cross of Christ.
What Sets Us Apart
Our Distinctives
Supremacy of the Bible
We believe the Bible is the infallible Word of God that has been providentially preserved through the ages. As such, the Bible is the only standard that our faith, conduct, and worship is governed by. The Bible alone is sufficient to instruct us concerning what we are to believe about God, how we are to worship him, and how we are to live unto him.
Confessional Reformed Doctrine
As a Church, we bear the testimony of the Lord Jesus Christ. Our corporate testimony of the doctrine of Christ, as found in the Bible, is contained in the Westminster Confession of Faith, Larger, and Shorter Catechisms. These documents accurately summarize the Bible’s teaching concerning what we are to believe, how we are to worship, and the way we are called to live.
Simplicity of Worship
Because the Bible is the only sufficient and infallible standard of how we are to worship God, our worship services are ordered with the spiritual simplicity patterned in the New Testament. Our worship consists of the reading and preaching of Scripture, prayer, the singing of Psalms, and the regular observance of the sacraments of baptism and the Lord’s Supper.
Oversight of the Flock
The Lord Jesus Christ has appointed Pastors and Elders as overseers in his Church. This means that they are to take an active role in watching over the spiritual wellbeing of the members of the Church. Our Pastor and Elders strive to maintain regular contact with each household and member. An essential aspect of their ministry is pastoral visitation. During pastoral visits, the pastor and one of the elders visit each household in their home for a time of intimate teaching, prayer, and encouragement.
Fellowship of the Saints
We believe we are called to live in close fellowship with one another as the Church. We frequently gather in one another’s homes for meals and fellowship, where we frequently discuss sermons after worship, have spiritual discussions, or simply enjoy one another’s company. The Church is the family of God, and so we strive to live in familial intimacy with one another.