Apostolic Christians
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The Apostolic Christian Church believes that Jesus Christ is God made man, sent to Earth to save humankind from sin, death, and Hell. They regard the Holy Scriptures as God’s inerrant Word. They nurture a love to study the Bible and strive to live according to God’s principles as we walk with him each day.
They have approximately 90 congregations across the United States, as well as in Japan, Mexico, and Canada. Our membership is approximately 12,000, with regular attendance of about 22,000.
Their church is of Swiss/German origin, with Anabaptist and Evangelical influences. While they cherish that heritage, they have been blessed by an increasingly multi-cultural nature.
As children of God they believe they are distinct from unbelievers, yet remain are engaged with the world around them, in workplaces, schools, and communities. Their families are treasured, as are friendships that cross generational and geographical lines. They value service, hospitality, and fellowship as we worship, sing, and labor side by side.[1]