The true church is not divided; all of God's predestined people *will be prepared (sanctified) for Him*.
Regardless of which church body an elect believer belongs to, God will finish the work that He has begun in him.
You need to hold God's sovereignty and ability to establish a people to Himself higher than you are.
Reformed Christians have every bit of rich of sanctification in my experience, but that is to be credited to GOD, who will fail to sanctify NONE of His people.
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As a reformed Christian who has been in many "reformed" churches around the country, I disagree with your assessment. We have a lot to learn from the rich tradition of our past (and yes, the Orthodox and Catholic traditions are a part of our past). Luther diverged from the Catholic Church on a critical point of theology, but he didn't seek to destroy what came before. Even Melancthon sought the advice of the Orthodox clerics. As reformed Christians entrusted with the Gospel of Christ, we should proceed with humility in the Spirit.