Find a Bible Presbyterian Church

We welcome you to worship and grow with us in the Word of God during one of our next service times. The Bible Presbyterian denomination consists of one synod, 5 presbyteries, and more than forty local churches. There are over 130 ministers listed on the roll. Each of these courts has its own distinct function in the worship of God, the promulgation of the faith, and the discipline of the church. The denomination adopts the Westminster Standards (Confession of Faith, Larger and Shorter Catechisms) along with the Book of Discipline and Form of Government as its constitution.

Local Churches

Each church is governed by a session, composed of the minister(s) and ruling elder(s), which administers the affairs and discipline of the church. Congregations approve or disapprove sessional recommendations such as extending calls to ministers and church budgets. Each congregation owns its own property and approves by-laws that help apply the Constitution to the local situation.

Presbyteries

A presbytery consisting of ministers and elder delegates represents each congregation in a certain geographic region. The presbytery duties include:

• Receiving and ruling on all appeals and complaints brought before it from sessions;
• Overseeing the spiritual welfare of the local churches in the region;
• Providing accountability for ministers and local churches;
• Examining, ordaining, installing, and judging ministers and missionaries;
• Ministering together in mutual projects across the region, such as church planting efforts, camps, seminars, evangelistic efforts, and so on.

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