The United Reformed Church (URC) is a Christian denomination that traces its roots back to the Protestant Reformation.
Founded in 1859, the URC emerged from a union of several dissenting Protestant churches in England and Wales. Its formation was a response to the changing religious landscape and the need for a unified Protestant denomination.
Today, the URC continues to be an influential religious organization, known for its commitment to social justice and theological diversity. Members of the URC value community, spiritual growth, and active participation in church life.








