The Apostolic Church
History of the Church
We, the Members of The Apostolic Church established in the Gold Coast in
1935, a branch of the worldwide Christian Denomination known as The
Apostolic Church, which is an outgrowth of the 1904-5 Revival in Wales
which is commemorated on the foundation stone of its Headquarters Church
at Penygroes, Dyfed, South Wales and who are committed to the
propagation of the full Gospel of Jesus Christ with evangelization and
righteousness of the Kingdom of God as its Supreme calling; believing
that the Church of our time ought to resemble the Church of the New
Testament embracing Apostolic doctrine and submitting to Apostolic
government and having had the affairs of the Church governed under
various Constitutions enacted by the General Council of the Apostolic
Church in the UK until the year 1985 when we enacted and began to govern
our affairs as an autonomous entity under The Apostolic Church - Ghana,
Its Principles & Practices; (hereinafter referred to as the Second
Constitution) and still desirous of maintaining the relevance and
distinctiveness of The Glorious Apostolic Vision, Missions and cherished
aspiration, and thereby realising the need to widen the scope of our
concerns to cover vigorous missionary activities in other nations and
also thereby realizing the need for amendments of, additions to,
deletions from and adoption of some provisions of the said Second
Constitution to strengthen our institutional capacity to meet the
growing challenges of our time and to facilitate Church growth and
development, and also in our bid to have a peaceful co- existence within
ourselves, the larger Apostolic family and our associates and Churches
wanting to fellowship with us, do hereby adopt, enact and affirm to give
ourselves willingly to work under all articles contained in this third
Constitution which represent amendments of, additions to, deletions from
and adoptions of some provisions of the Second Constitution.
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