Welcome to the official website of the American Presbyterian Church. We are pleased to have this opportunity for the advancement of the word of God and the testimony of Jesus Christ.

Highlight of the Month

Dr. Charles Butler shows that Psalm 41 is a prophecy of the Christ, the Son of David and that Jesus is the Christ.  This is proven from the words of the Lord in John 13:18, referring to Judas , he that eateth bread with me hath lifted up his heel against me.  This paper is very edifying and proves the truth of Scripture.  Please read it by clicking on the heading – Psalms. 

 We have an extensive section on the history of the Great Protestant Reformation, consisting mainly of classic works on Reformation history that have been scanned into the website. Many of these books are a must read for those who would begin to understand the spiritual struggles of our Reformed forefathers and the heritage and example that they have left us.

We have an extensive section on American Presbyterian Church History with many practical applications and conclusions for today’s struggles for the faith.

We have a listing, with a brief explanation and defense, of each of our distinctives, those things that God has laid on our hearts as part of our testimony to the world and to our Presbyterian and Reformed brethren.

We have our Constitution, including APC versions of the Westminster standards, for you to study online or download for your use.  The Chapters that have been revised by the APC are Chapter 7 of the Covenants,  Chapter 20 of Liberty of Conscience,  Chapter 23 of Civil Government,  and Chapter 33 of the Last Things.    At the end of each part you can download a copy with proof texts.

We have sermons for your edification and growth in the word and articles for your interest and education.

And finally we have information about our pastors and congregations for those who desire to know us better or worship with us.

For those who desire to know more about us we invite you to write, call, e-mail, or check out the link to the American Presbyterian Press, which offers books, articles, tracts, etc. as part of the ministry of the Church.