Audio now available online! RFPA Annual Meeting: The Importance of Knowing Church History
By : Reformed Free Publishing Association
We are excited to report a good turnout and an edifying assembly for our annual association meeting, held on September 25, 2014 at Grandville Protestant Reformed Church in Grandville, MI. Eighty association members were present and, by God's grace, we experienced the growth of 6 new association members; young, new members! What an encouragement to see the younger generation taking an interest in the important work of the RFPA! Board president Michael Bosveld opened the evening with prayer, followed by Rev. Clayton...
Read MoreJust Dad: Stories of Herman Hoeksema
By : Reformed Free Publishing Association
Preorder your copy today! This book will be a Book Club release and will be available early December 2014. Many people are familiar with the public persona of Herman Hoeksema. As one of the leading theologians of the twentieth century, a seminary professor, the pastor of a large congregation, and a prolific writer, he was well-known in ecclesiastical circles, as well as in the world in general. But to his family he was “just Dad.” This anecdotal biography written by...
Read MoreTHIS WEEK! - RFPA Annual Meeting: The Importance of Reading Church History
By : Reformed Free Publishing Association
In the Nicene Creed the church confesses that there is only “one holy catholic and apostolic church.” This means that the Christian faith and life of the true church of Jesus Christ as she is manifested today in various denominations and congregations is rooted in the church of the past. Times may have changed but the church today shares with the church of the past the same Lord, the same faith, the same battle, the same hope, and the same...
Read MoreTake a Tour: Where Reformed Literature is Published
By : Reformed Free Publishing Association
Ever wonder where all of our books are published? Come take a tour of our office! 1. Our office is headquartered in Jenison, Michigan, on a quiet side street. Stop in for a visit! We'd love to show you around. 2. This building was constructed in late 2005, and in January of 2006, the RFPA moved from the basement of the Protestant Reformed Church seminary to this beautiful facility. 3. The main office area is the center of publishing...
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