Presbyterian Church in Ireland
Overview
The Presbyterian Church in Ireland is a Reformed Presbyterian church serving Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
History
It was formed in 1840 through the union of major Irish Presbyterian streams, with earlier roots in Ulster and Scottish migration.
Beliefs and emphases
It identifies with the Reformed faith, Scripture, the Westminster standards, mission, and public service.
Worship and practice
Worship normally includes preaching, prayer, music, Baptism, and communion, with local variety.
Organisation and life
It is governed through congregations, presbyteries, and a General Assembly.