The United Reformed Church in North America (URCNA) is a conservative Reformed Christian denomination established in 1995. The denomination formed when several Christian Reformed Church congregations separated from their parent organization due to doctrinal concerns. The URCNA adheres strictly to the Three Forms of Unity: the Belgic Confession, the Heidelberg Catechism, and the Canons of Dort. The denomination maintains a strong commitment to Reformed theology and worship practices, emphasizing biblical preaching and traditional psalm singing. As of 2023, the URCNA comprises approximately 130 congregations across the United States and Canada, organized into eight classes (regional groupings). The denomination operates under a Presbyterian form of church government, with authority vested in local consistories and broader assemblies. The URCNA is actively involved in missions, both domestic and international, and maintains relationships with other Reformed denominations worldwide. The organization supports theological education through approved seminaries and maintains strict requirements for pastoral ordination. The denomination publishes The Trumpet, a bi-monthly magazine for members, and operates various ministries focused on youth education, church planting, and theological training. The URCNA’s headquarters are located in Wyoming, Michigan, where it coordinates denominational activities and administrative functions.