FPCNA — Free Presbyterian Church of North America
The Free Presbyterian Church of North America (FPCNA) is an intimate family of Bible-believing Protestants whose Presbyterian roots go back to the great Reformation of the 16th century.
Indianapolis FPC, Indianapolis — FPCNA
Current is an official publication of the Free Presbyterian Church of North America that is published quarterly. To read the articles or subscribe for a hard copy click here.
Our History — FPCNA
In May 2000 the North American Commission made the decision to begin steps toward the formation of the Free Presbyterian Church of North America, and in May 2004 it formally presented a unanimous …
Our Beliefs — FPCNA
Below you will find links to various documents that outline the beliefs and practices of the Free Presbyterian Church of North America. FPCNA Book of Church…
Church Directory — FPCNA
Below is a list of all congregations that make up the FPCNA. It does not include foreign mission stations or the many churches that make up our affiliated denominations in the UK and Nepal.
Separated Unto the Gospel — FPCNA
In 2005, for their better government, the congregations of North America were formed into an autonomous presbytery as The Free Presbyterian Church of North America.
Toronto FPC, Ontario — FPCNA
Current is an official publication of the Free Presbyterian Church of North America that is published quarterly. To read the articles or subscribe for a hard copy click here.
Ministries — FPCNA
Current is an official publication of the Free Presbyterian Church of North America that is published quarterly. To read the articles or subscribe for a hard copy click here.
Foreign Missions — FPCNA
After worshipping and working at the Korean FPC (Greenville, SC) under the ministry of Rev. David Lee, Rev. S. Lee decided to plant a Free Presbyterian Church in Seoul.
Current Magazine — FPCNA
Current is an official publication of the Free Presbyterian Church of North America that is published quarterly. To read the articles or subscribe for a hard copy click here.