The Savoy Declaration

The Savoy Declaration is a historic Christian document from the 17th century that outlines the beliefs of Reformed Christians, particularly those influenced by Calvinism. It affirms core doctrines such as the sovereignty of God, the authority of Scripture, and salvation through faith. Written to clarify and defend these views during a time of religious debate, it served as a confession of faith for Congregational churches in England and America. Essentially, it’s a formal statement that explains what these Christians believe about God, the Bible, and salvation, helping unify their teachings and practices.