Igreja Presbiteriana de Moçambique
Igreja Presbiteriana de Moçambique is one of the largest Protestant denominations of Mozambique.The Presbyterian Church in Mozambique was started by Mozambicans, who heard the gospel in South Africa.Yosefa Mhalamhala converted to the Reformed faith, and went back to Mozambique in 1880.In the early years the church operated in the provinces of Maputo and Gaza but today it spread across the country.It has Presbyterian church government with Presbyteries, Synods and the General Assembly.
Igreja Presbiteriana de MocambiqueProtestantCalvinistReformedPolityPresbyterianWorld Communion of Reformed ChurchesMozambiqueSouth AfricaReformed faithMaputoPortuguesepersecution of ChristiansApostle CreedNicene CreedHeidelberg CatechismGeneral AssemblyReligion in MozambiqueBahá'í FaithCatholicismBaptist Convention of MozambiqueEvangelican Lutheran ChurchIgrejas de CristoIgreja Metodista UnidaReformed Church in MozambiqueReformed Church of Mozambique (Mphatso Synod)Evangelical Church of Christ in MozambiqueIgreja União Baptista de MoçambiqueProtestantismAnglican ChurchDiocese of LebomboDiocese of NiassaJudaismHinduismIrreligionPresbyterianism