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The church has undergone numerous schisms throughout it history. The first in 1618 led to the Remonstrant church. Other significant schisms include the Afscheiding (Separation) in 1834 and in the Doleantie (Sorrow) led by Abraham Kuyper in 1886.
Since 1961, the church has been going through an organizational process to unite with the Dutch Lutheran Church[?] and the Reformed Church in the Netherlands (GKN)[?].
See also Reformed churches, Presbyterian Church
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