The congregations of the Orthodox Presbyterian Church are led by elders or ‘presbyters,’ men who have committed themselves to serve the church. There are three parts of a Presbyterian church: the session, the presbytery, and the General Assembly. A session is the elected body of men in a local congregation. Groups of congregations in the same geographic region send elders to a body called the presbytery. In turn, each presbytery in the Orthodox Presbyterian Church elects presbyters to attend the national General Assembly. At every level, Orthodox Presbyterian church government provides accountability and connects each congregation to the worldwide mission of the church.
Through God’s grace, Reformation has planted two daughter congregations in the Tidewater region of Virginia. As a mother to two other OPC churches, RPC is committed to supporting and praying for our daughters, Peninsula Reformed Presbyterian Church (PRPC) and All Saints Presbyterian Church (ASPC).
“The Ordination Service of Rev. Matthew Walker, Organizing Pastor of Peninsula Reformed Presbyterian Church” 
“The Ordination Service of Rev. John Nymann, Organizing Pastor of All Saints Presbyterian Church”
THE SESSION OF REFORMATION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Tim Marinelli
Mike Cloy
