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United Reformed Communion
ClassificationProtestant
OrientationCalvinist
PolityPresbyterian
RegionLatium
Origin1649
Separated from
AbsorbedFree Church of Gelonia (incorporated 1983)
Separations
Congregations1,192
Members2,424,000 adherents (2018)

The United Reformed Communion (Latin: Communio Unitas Reformati) is a Reformed Protestant denomination in Latium with about 2.5 million adherents. The Reformed Communion was first founded during the Reformation, and claims separation from the Fabrian Catholic Church. It became a union of Reformed churches following the Xth Latin-Gelonian War in the mid 17th century, and the absorption of the first Church of Gelonia.