The Presbyterian and Baptist traditions are influential Protestant denominations that have left their mark in Europe, America, and worldwide. The traditions agree on many important matters of faith...

The Presbyterian tradition has historically held the Bible in high esteem. Its founder, French Reformer John Calvin (1509-1564), and other pastors and theologians had the conviction that God inspired...

Presbyterians disagree with Catholics on several vital issues. For example, Presbyterians don't recognize the papacy, have different beliefs about the saints, including Mary, and have different views...

The Presbyterian and Episcopalian traditions are Protestant branches of the Christian faith that originated in 16th-century Europe. These denominations have much in common, especially when contrasted...

For most Christians, the 40 days of Lent that begin on Ash Wednesday and culminate with Easter Sunday is a solemn period of deep spiritual reflection, repentance, and penance. The celebration of Lent...

The Presbyterian and Lutheran traditions have been two of the most influential branches of Protestant Christianity for over 500 years. The denominations, churches, and people in these two prominent...