Christ Apostolic Church

Hidden within Chicago’s vibrant tapestry, the Christ Apostolic Church whispers tales of faith and resilience. The Christ Apostolic Church’s story begins not in a grand cathedral, but in the humble setting of a house fellowship in Brooklyn, New York, in 1976. Led by the late Rev. Goke Oyedeji, Ph.D., this small gathering marked the genesis of the Christ Apostolic Church in North America. This initial fellowship eventually became the cornerstone, now known as the First in the Americas (FITA) DCC, a testament to its pioneering role. The Christ Apostolic Church isn’t just a single entity; it’s a network of faith, a tapestry woven across the United States and Canada. Here in Chicago, the Christ Apostolic Church stands as a testament to the enduring power of this fellowship, a local expression of a larger, transcontinental family. Today, the Christ Apostolic Church in North America is a multi-layered organization, a testament to its growth and evolution. From the Trustees at the apex to the assembly Pastors who minister directly to their congregations, each level plays a vital role. Across North America, sixteen DCCs/Zones, each overseen by a Superintendent, connect individual churches under the unifying banner of CAC North America. This structure ensures both local autonomy and the strength of a shared vision.