Dutch Reform Church

The Dutch Reformed Church is a Protestant Christian denomination that originated in the Netherlands during the Reformation in the 16th century. It emphasizes adherence to Scripture, a clear doctrinal stance on salvation through faith in Jesus Christ, and a structured church organization. Historically, the church played a significant role in Dutch society and culture. Today, it exists in various forms worldwide, often focusing on community worship, theological education, and social issues. The Dutch Reformed Church values Reformed theology, which includes beliefs like predestination and the sovereignty of God.