Reformed Presbyterian Church in Japan

The Reformed Presbyterian Church in Japan was founded in 1950 by the Presbyterian Church (USA). The church started the work in Kobe. The church was part of the Presbyterian church in the United States, but gained independence since then. It has 7 congregations and affirms the Westminster Confession, Westminster Larger Catechism and Westminster Shorter Catechism.^[1]

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Protestantism in Japan
Protestant churches	Anglican Church in Japan The Biblical Church Church of Christ in Japan Evangelical Free Church of Japan Evangelical Reformed Church in Japan Free Methodist Church of Japan International Christian Fellowship, Sapporo Japan Assemblies of God Japan Baptist Association Japan Baptist Convention Japan Evangelical Lutheran Church Japan Holiness Church Kinki Evangelical Lutheran Church Korean Christian Church in Japan Lifehouse International Church Lifehouse International Church Yokohama Presbyterian Church in Japan Reformed Church in Japan Reformed Presbyterian Church in Japan Tokyo Baptist Church True Jesus Church in Japan
Interdenominational	Japan Evangelical Association
United Church	United Church of Christ in Japan
Bible Society	Japan Bible Society