Resources

This is the official denominational website of the Apostolic Christian Church of America.

HarvestCall proclaims Christ and serves others throughout the world, so that despair and suffering may be alleviated, hearts and minds are transformed and churches are established and nurtured, to the glory of God.

Provides information, referrals, consultations, and counseling for mental health issues and relationship problems; training in Biblical financial stewardship; topical presentations.

Develops, publishes, and distributes religious materials that promote the spiritual growth and religious training of the Apostolic Christian Church of America.

Gateway Woods is an outreach ministry of the Apostolic Christian Church of America that works to reinforce, build, and unify families. The ministry operates a family-focused residential child care program in Leo, IN and a foster care and adoption program.

Timber Ridge (Apostolic Christian Home for the Handicapped)

ACHH is located at 2125 Veterans Road in Morton, IL. It serves adults with development disabilities such as mental retardation, cerebral palsy, etc. The home operates Timber Ridge, a 96-bed facility for individuals with severe and profound medical and care issues, and two 16-bed group homes (Oakwood Estates & Linden Estates) for people with fewer care needs. In addition there are 23 people who live in 3-5 person homes in the community of Morton. They are people who are independent in their care but need assistance with cooking, money management, health needs, etc.

The Child Sponsorship Program offer members and friends of the Apostolic Christian Church an opportunity to be directly involved in the lives of children that are born in economically distressed areas of the world. A small monthly donation will allow a sponsored child to attend a Christian school where he will learn, perhaps for the first time, the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

Opportunities for lifetime or longer-term charitable gifts within the framework of the church for the benefit of its charities and organizations.

The Servant Fund was established by the Bible and Mission Committee of the Apostolic Christian Church of America in early 2006. The purpose of the fund is to financially support those brethren who are sent by the Apostolic Christian Church to serve, long term, in one of the approved church missions or humanitarian programs. This fund allows individuals sent to the mission field to devote their full time and attention to their calling.

 'Casa Vida y Esperanza (CVE) in English translates to: 'House of Life and Hope'. CVE is a HarvestCall outreach located in Northern Mexican state of Sonora, directly below Arizona (about 2 hrs. south of Tucson). CVE exists to: Mentor young lives with the truth, love, and hope of Jesus Christ for today and forever. This includes meeting their physical, mental, and spiritual needs through education, training, and the security and stability of a home life.'