Reformed Church

This is the main branch of the reformed church.

History

The reformation started in 1440 in Norwich and Regelsburg, mainly. The Universalist Church repressed it brutally, which created a backlash. A second attempt began in Dassal in 1450, and was more successful, leading to a series of wars. By 1463, the reformers (mostly the northern free cities) had won, and the Reformed Church was officially recognized. This did not stop strife, as their ideas and influence spread and was resisted throughout the north, mainly, but it only grew from that point on.
The Reformed Church organized itself first on the lines of the Universalists, but over time fractured. There are several branches.

Founding Date

1463

Type

Religious, Organised Religion

Subsidiary Organizations

• Little Sisters of Charity