Reformed Church in the United States. Japan.
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Reformed Church in the United States. Forward Movement
Several students walking outside the Allentown College for Women.
Reformed Church in the United States. General Synod.
Alliance of Reformed Churches Holding the Presbyterian System.
Alliance of the Reformed Churches Throughout the World Holding the Presbyterian System.
Group photograph of the attendees at the Alliance of Reformed Churches Throughout the World Holding the Presbyterian System.
Alliance of Reformed Churches Throughout the World Holding the Presbyterian System.
Alliance of Reformed Churches throughout the World holding the Presbyterian System, Ref. RG 2009.001, E&R Library & Archives.
Ref. RG 2009.001, Alliance of Reformed Church throughout the World holding the Presbyterian System.
Argyll Lodge. Kensington [London, England], United Kingdom. July 3, 1888.
Reformed Church in the United States. China.
Two People carry a stretcher used for ambulatory service in Shenchow.
People stand in front of an ancestral hall.
Annual Conference, Pastors and Evangelists - Sendai
Portrait of pastors and evangelists at an annual conference in Sendai.
Annual Meeting of the Virginia Classis of the Reformed Church in the United States.
Reformed Church in the United States. Potomac Synod. Virginia Classis.
Group photograph of attendees at an annual meeting of the Virginia Classis. There are 22 men with hats and 2 canes in this photograph.
Reformed Church Classes. Virginia Classis, Ref. RG 2019.067.
Ref. RG 2019.067, Reformed Church Classes. Virginia Classis.
An image of the church under construction.
Visual comparison of Arabia and its population to that of the United States.
A few students work on sewing and reading.