On June 18, 2019, the Reformed Institute hosted “Tomorrow’s Politics: Healing a Frayed Republic,” featuring Peter Wehner, author of The Death of Politics: How to Heal Our Frayed Republic After…

In times of crisis, the church has occasionally sought to speak for justice and the right by once more loudly proclaiming what Christian faith teaches and, in doing so, call for resistance to powers that would subvert those teachings.

At the invitation of National Capital Presbytery, the Reformed Institute enlisted the Rev. Dr. Eric Spingsted, one of the members of our Company of Teachers, to be the preacher at…

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To commemorate the Reformations of the 16th Century, there will be an evening program of music and singing for gathered choirs and congregation on Friday evening, November 17. The public is…

Sermon Suggestions: The lectionary passages for Reformation Sunday are not specially selected for this day. They are not impossible passages for the day, though, at least if one is willing…

Communion Preface for use with Great Thanksgivings B and C of the Book of Common Worship: By the Word of your mouth, you created a world out of darkness, giving…

            Heavenly father, merciful and everlasting God, we acknowledge and confess before your divine majesty that we are poor sinners, prone to evil and ever…

Many Protestant congregations have a tradition of celebrating “Reformation Sunday” each year. Designed to honor the anniversary of Luther’s posting of the his famous 95 theses, these events typically occur…

A Litany for Reformation Sunday. Christ has died and risen; through the Holy Spirit, Christ remains with his body the Church. In gratitude for this great gift and in hope…