Wikipedia's article on the 1834 Dutch Reformed Church split, documenting the 14 October 1834 signing of the Act of Secession and Return at Ulrum, Hendrik de Cock's deposition as the trigger, Hendrik Scholte and Albertus van Raalte's later leadership, and the eventual 1857 emigrant split that formed the Christian Reformed Church in North America. This description is adapted from Wikipedia contributors under CC BY-SA 4.0; changes were made. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/
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A community edited general reference, tier 3, used here as independent corroboration of the 14 October 1834 date, the Ulrum location and the Act of Secession and Return, alongside the Free Reformed Churches of North America's own account above. NotesUsed for the 14 October 1834 dating, the Ulrum location, and the Act of Secession and Return.
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