Deepen your understanding of Reformed ecclesiology, doctrinal theology, and the development of its creeds and confessions. In these 14 volumes, you’ll find historical and theological commentary on the major Reformed statements of faith, as well as scholarly analysis on their historical importance and contemporary relevance. Featuring Abraham Kuyper, Philip Schaaf, and other distinguished Reformed theologians—the Select Works of Reformed Symbolics Collection will expand your knowledge of how Reformed theology has been formally expressed throughout history.

The Calvinistic Methodists of Wales were a subset of Welsh Methodism that began following George Whitefield’s teaching, separating themselves from those who followed John Wesley’s Arminianism.

Agreed upon by Welsh Calvinistic Methodists in the nineteenth century, this document clearly and completely describes their beliefs. Like the Westminster Confession for the Church of England, this historical document captures character and belief of this unique group early in its history. Modern day Calvinists and Methodists can benefit from the clear doctrinal statements found within.