Founded by the late Reverend Mary G Kelley this is the Washington Apostolic Church. It’s a cornerstone of faith in our nation’s capital. Mary G Kelley a North Carolina native brought her deep spirituality to Washington DC. There she established this church.
The church’s story is one of growth and resilience. It’s a testament to the enduring power of faith. It began with Reverend Kelley’s vision. Her legacy continues to inspire the congregation. She passed the torch to John McElveen known affectionately as Brother Mac.
Today Pastor Josephine McElveen leads the church. She’s been a part of the congregation since the mid-1980s. She even serves as East Coast and Southern District Superintendent. The Apostolic Faith Church has deep roots. They trace back to the 1906 Azusa Street revival in Los Angeles. The church is part of a worldwide organization headquartered in Portland Oregon.
More than five decades of blessings and God’s goodness have shaped this community. It’s a strong growing and deeply committed family. They emphasize Pentecostal doctrines. These include salvation sanctification and the baptism of the Holy Spirit. The church offers various services. These include weekly worship multiple prayer meetings Bible study and Sunday school. There are even classes for all ages.
The Washington Apostolic Church isn’t just a place of worship. It’s a vibrant community center. It offers spiritual support and prayer requests. It provides fellowship and a sense of belonging. The church family actively participates in community outreach. This includes events like Vacation Bible School. It provides a place to find spiritual guidance. It is a beacon of hope and faith in the heart of Washington DC. Come experience the warmth and spirit of this remarkable place.