Talk:United Reformed Church
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I'm not entirely sure that the link to 'Churches of Christ' actually corresponds to continuing members of the former denomination - can anyone verify? Sjoh0050 23:10, 2 May 2006 (UTC)
Two other wikipedians have removed the 'Churches of Christ' category from this page this week. While the URC is a united church that draws its traditions from more than one source, this certainly does include the Churches of Christ. This article from the URC official website sets out the relationship between the URC and its CoC forebears. Please do not therefore remove the category again.Sjoh0050 12:10, 13 December 2006 (UTC)
I would like to see some discussion of where the URC sits within the liberal/conservative debate in the contemporary Church. I was involved in the URC when I was younger, when there was considerable division over these issues, with some churches being very liberal, others rather evangelical. Is this still the case?
