Reforming Emporia
Bringing Reformed Worship to the Kansas Flint Hills
What’s the problem?
COVID revealed weakness, hypocrisy, and effeminacy in many local church congregations. The trend continues in the face of pride parades, the destruction of our education system, and race-baiting.
In contrast to that, the congregations of the Communion of Reformed Evangelical Churches, anchored in centuries-old practices of Reformed worship, consistently stand up to government overreach and…
More importantly, make a difference in their local communities! All of Christ for all of life–is our common motto.
The mission of Reforming Emporia is to bring that kind of robust Reformed worship to our region.
What we’re doing:
We desire to establish a church in Emporia and Lyon County, Kansas, that is:
- Reformed and Calvinistic
- Evangelical
- Covenantal
- Family-friendly
- Grounded in historic Christianity
- Creedal
- Optimistic
For more information, contact us at reformingemporia@gmail.com.
Blog!
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Tucker Carlson Interviews Douglas Wilson
Did you see Tucker Carlson interview of Douglas Wilson? MSNBC and other hold up Pastor Wilson as the paragon of Christian Nationalism, and in the interview, Carlson wants to know what would America look like we were an explicitly Christian nation. What if Emporia were an explicitly Christian city? What if we, as a community,…
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What is “Reformed” and Why is it Important?
Reformed churches hold to specific historical standards in order to ensure that they are interpreting the Bible faithfully. For instance, have you ever been in a Bible study where one of your friends made drew a conclusion from the Bible that seemed like a stretch? That issue can extend to the pulpit and church leadership…
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Update Your Kids’ Soundtrack
The soundtrack of your home is reflected in the songs your children sing. And that soundtrack impacts your community. We begin our meals with a Psalm and a prayer. We began this tradition after seeing a video of a family dinner with Pastor Douglas Wilson. First they sang the Doxology and then they prayed to…