Presbyterian Reformed Church (Australia)

The Presbyterian Reformed Church (Australia) is a small Presbyterian denomination located in Australia. It adheres to a conservative Reformed theology, based on the Westminster Confession of Faith, the Westminster Larger Catechism, and the Westminster Shorter Catechism, which it views as accurate summaries of the teachings of Scripture.

The denomination emphasizes the sovereignty of God in all areas of life, including salvation. It practices confessional subscription, meaning that its ministers and elders are required to affirm their agreement with the Westminster Standards. The Presbyterian Reformed Church (Australia) typically holds to a traditional understanding of worship, favoring the exclusive use of Psalms in public worship.

The church's origins can be traced to a commitment to maintaining a distinct Reformed witness within Australia. Its congregations are typically small and geographically dispersed. The Presbyterian Reformed Church (Australia) places a strong emphasis on biblical preaching, catechesis, and family worship. It is committed to evangelism and missions, seeking to spread the gospel both within Australia and abroad.