Dutch Reformed Church

The Dutch Reformed Church is a branch of Protestant Christianity that originated in the Reformation during the 16th century in the Netherlands. It emphasizes the authority of the Bible, the sovereignty of God, and the importance of faith in Jesus Christ. The church is known for its Calvinist roots, which include beliefs in predestination and a strong moral foundation. It has played a significant role in various aspects of Dutch culture and history and has congregations worldwide, particularly among communities with Dutch heritage. The church focuses on community engagement, biblical teaching, and social responsibility.