Early German immigrants organized a congregation of Reformed believers in 1725. They were supported by both the Dutch and eventually the Germans, forming a synod of the German Reformed Church in 1793. In 1934 most of the churches merged with the Evangelical Synod to become the Evangelical and Reformed Church. This body eventually became part of the United Church of Christ. The Eureka classis, in North and South Dakota, refused to join the 1934 merger, and continues today as the Reformed Church in the United States. It has now grown to a synod with four classes in the Dakota area. It sees its main challenge as maintaining a biblically Ref worldview in a secular age.
 

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