Seeking to make known the Gospel of Jesus Christ
in a country that needs Him
Introduction
We invite you to consider the proposed English Reformed Church, seeking to make known the authentic Gospel of Jesus Christ to a nation that needs Him.
This is our website where you will find information and resources which we hope will prove a spiritual blessing to you. Feel free to contact us if you have any questions.
For God so loved the world that He gave his only begotten Son that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life.
John 3:16
What’s new?
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“The Designs of Christ’s Death” by John Roberts, Llanbrynmair |
Edited by Alan C. Clifford | Download |
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“Christianity, Islam and British Politics” by Alan C. Clifford |
A lecture given at the UK Conservatism Conference Oxford Brookes University Saturday, 26 November 2005 | Download |
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“Calvin Celebrated – The Genevan Reformer and His Huguenot Sons” by Alan C. Clifford |
A contribution to the John Calvin Quincentenary 1509–2009 | Download |
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“Justification: The Calvin-Saumur perspective” by Alan C. Clifford |
Focusing attention on the doctrine of Justification, the article seeks to compare and evaluate the 'New' (NP) and 'Old' (OP) perspectives on Paul... | Download |
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“Islam – the Finsbury Fiasco” by Alan C. Clifford |
What a tragic episode! Full heart-felt sympathy for the dead and injured among the Finsbury mosque worshippers is unreservedly offered. It was a deplorable incident and should be condemned appropriately. | Download |
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“The Gospel and Justification” by Alan C. Clifford |
Being a second revision of a lecture given at the Autumn Conference of THE PROTESTANT REFORMATION SOCIETY held at Wycliffe Hall, Oxford on September 14, 1982. | Download |
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“Ryle on Redemption: The Gospel According to John Charles Ryle” Compiled and Edited by Alan C. Clifford |
Distinct from his devotional comments, this work consists of doctrinal extracts from J. C. Ryle’s Expository Thoughts on the Gospel of John (The Banner of Truth Trust). They reveal his views on the Gospel of Jesus Christ, especially on the extent of the atonement and related doctrines of the Reformed Faith. | Download |
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“Bates on Baxter” by Alan C. Clifford |
Born in Bermondsey, Surrey, William Bates (1625-99) was a graduate of Queen’s College, Cambridge and later DD of that university. Vicar first at Tottenham, then of St Dunstan’s-in-the-West, he was one of the leading Presbyterians in London during the Commonwealth period. If ever a minister may be called ‘graciously aristocratic’, it was William Bates. Much loved and respected, he maintained a faithful and spiritual pastoral ministry. | Download |
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“Brussels Horror” by Alan C. Clifford |
In the wake of the Brussels horror, we grieve with mourners of the dead and the surviving injured, not to forget the shocked authorities and the heroic emergency personnel. May God have mercy upon the King and people of Belgium - and the rest of Europe. Sadly, the triple-atrocity was predictable. The build-up of Belgian jihadist belligerence has been going on for some time. | Download |
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“Gatiss Amiss: Honouring Owen at Oxford” by Alan C. Clifford |
The quatercentenary of the eminent puritan divine Dr John Owen (1616-83) has occasioned the newly-formed John Owen Society at Oxford. Held at the university church of St Mary’s on 25 January 2016, the guest speaker at the society’s inaugural meeting was the Revd Dr Lee Gatiss, Director of the Anglican Church Society. | Download |