Alliance Events and Conferences

The Alliance is committed to Sound Doctrine, Boldly Preached. The Philadelphia Conference on Reformed Theology is the oldest, continual, national Reformed conference. Members partner in many regional conferences. Join the Alliance in your area. To learn more about hosting an Alliance Event download our free booklet.

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Philadelphia Conference on Reformed Theology

PCRT brings a slate of noted pastors and teachers to multiple cities each year. The Alliance's key lay conference, PCRT has attracted overflow audiences to its biblical-expository approach to Christian doctrine since its inauguration in 1974.

Philadelphia Conference on Reformed Theology Don't miss the 47th annual Philadephia Conference on Reformed Theology Made in God's Image, March 11-13, 2022 in Grand Rapids and April 29-May 1, 2022 in Philadelphia. Our outstanding speakers include H.B. Charles, Daniel Doriani, Jonathan Gibson, Terry Johnson, and Richard Phillips.  Click here for more information.

Partnered Events

The Alliance partners with groups such as Alliance Reformation Societies, member churches, Alliance-centric pastors, as well as seminaries and individual churches. 

All partners subscribe to a historic Reformed confession of faith, affirm the Chicago Statement on Inerrancy, and cooperate as the Cambridge Declaration outlines.

Gap Bible Series - Spring 2022 We have an excellent series planned for Spring 2022: Why Should We Study the Bible? Christian Worldview, with Mark Farnham (April 8-9) The Sufficiency and Inerrancy of Scripture, with Jeffrey Stivason (May 13-14) The Book of Ruth, with Philip Ryken (June 10-11) For more information about the 2022 spring seminars, and for a sneak peek at what's coming up in Fall 2022, click here.

BRITE Winter Seminar In partnership with our friends at the Blue Ridge Institute for Theological Education, the fourth annual winter seminar will feature Jonathan Gibson on the theme of “The Grand Sweep of Scripture: Intro to Biblical Theology.” Click here for more information.