Plant Churches

Over 90 Apostolic Christian Churches are operational today throughout the world.

In the last couple decades, new churches were started in Mexico in Magdalena, Ixtlan, and Barra Vieja; and in the US in Wilcox, AZ and Canaan, OH.

HarvestCall consults on new church planting efforts under the direction of an elder assigned by the elder body.

The scripture is clear that “We do not establish churches. God and Christ do. We are simply their hands on earth. (Psalm 127:1). Any church, new or old, large or small, local or distant, is built on Jesus and His doctrine or it is not a Church. It is Christ’s will that His gospel be proclaimed and that all should be saved. “The Lord is...not willing that any should perish, but that all should come to repentance.” (II Peter 3:9) Read more about the Scriptural Principles .

A History of Planting Churches

Planting churches for the Apostolic Christian Church dates back to the mid-1800’s when Benedict Weyeneth, who was sent by Samuel Froelich, came to America from Europe and helped establish 24 churches in 8 states over a 21 year period. It was not an easy task to travel, but everywhere he went, the seeds of the gospel were planted. When people responded to the Lord, he nurtured and baptized new believers. Elders were ordained, churches flourished and the Word continued to be spread. As the local churches grew and reached a critical mass, the outreach into the surrounding communities blossomed. Today, over 200 years later, through men answering Jesus’ call, over 90 Apostolic Christian Churches have been started throughout the world.