Protestant Reformed Missions, Small Beginnings: Mission Methods Established (1925-1931) (1)

Bruinsma's article chronicles the founding of the Protestant Reformed Churches in America (1924-1931), focusing on the bold stand taken by Herman Hoeksema, Henry Danhof, and George Ophoff against the doctrine of common grace and the well-meant offer. The work documents the small but faithful beginnings of the PRC through the lens of their early missionary efforts and the three congregations that initially separated from the Christian Reformed Church to maintain the doctrines of sovereign grace and particular election.