Winnebago Presbytery

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Classification Protestant Polity Presbyterian		Orientation Mainline Reformed Moderator Sarah Moore-Nokes
Theology Combination of Old School and New School Presbyterianism with Confessing Movement, neo-orthodox, Low Church, Barthian, ecumenical, neo-evangelical, progressive, Christian left, Christian feminism, and some moderate to liberal influences Associations Synod of Lakes and Prairies

The Winnebago Presbytery is a district governing body of the Presbyterian Church (USA) (or PCUSA). It consists of congregations located primarily in North Central and Northeastern Wisconsin. The Winnebago Presbytery consists of 33 congregations:

Bethesda Presbyterian Church, Pickett

Covenant Community Presbyterian Church, Schofield

First Presbyterian Church, Abbotsford

First Presbyterian Church, Arpin

First Presbyterian Church, Athelstane

First Presbyterian Church, Fond du Lac

First Presbyterian Church, Green Bay

First Presbyterian Church, Kiel

First Presbyterian Church, Manitowoc

First Presbyterian Church, Marshfield

First Presbyterian Church, Merrill

First Presbyterian Church, Neenah

First Presbyterian Church, Oconto

First Presbyterian Church, Omro

First Presbyterian Church, Oshkosh

First Presbyterian Church, Shawano

First Presbyterian Church, Sheboygan

First Presbyterian Church, Wausau

First Presbyterian Church, Wausaukee

First Presbyterian Church, Weyauwega

First Presbyterian Church, Winneconne

First United Presbyterian Church, DePere

First Presbyterian Church, Shawano

Forest Larger Parish Presbyterian Church, Laona/Lakewood/Wabeno

Frame Memorial Presbyterian Church, Stevens Point

Hope Presbyterian Church, White Lake

Melnik Presbyterian Church

Memorial Presbyterian Church, Appleton

Pioneer Presbyterian Church, Marinette

Riverside Presbyterian Church, Gleason

Robinsonville Presbyterian Church, New Franken

Wequiock Presbyterian Church, Green Bay

Wild Rose Presbyterian Church

References

Winnebago Presbytery Wikipedia

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