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Why are there no Black Apostles in the Western CapeRSA in the Old Apostolic Church.?
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There are 2 apostles in the Western Cape region. To find the names of the apostles in those regions go to the offial Old Apostolic Website www.oldapostolic.com and they will be able to give you the addresses and names of the officers.
There are currently four Apostles in the Western Cape. Three of them is coloured. All other districts do have black Apostles. The current breakdown is as follows:
Eastern Cape 1
Free State 1
Kwazulu-Natal 1
Gauteng 2
Northern District 1
All the Apostles for Botswana, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Malawi and Mosambique is black.
The majority of Apostles in the OAC is black.
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What is Apostolic?
Apostolic is the mark of the Church which indicates that the teaching authority of the Church comes directly from Jesus and his chosen Apostles because the bishops of the church are direct successors of the Apostles.
What is the mark of the Church that identifies the Church as founded by Christ and the apostles?
The Church is Apostolic.
What is the mark of the church that stresses its foundation in the apostles?
apostolic
What mark of the church means that the church is rooted in the teachings of the apostles and that it continues their mission?
Apostolic
What age followed the death of the Apostles?
A:The period during which the apostles are thought to have been alive is known as the Apostolic Age. This is followed by the Age of the Apostolic Fathers, or the early Church Fathers. The Apostolic Fathers are thought to have known some of the apostles. The next period is known as the Age of the Church Fathers.
Does the new apostolic faith line up with biblical teachings?
Yes the New Apostolic Church faith does line up with biblical teachings. The leaders of the New Apostolic Church are called apostles.
What does the apostolic tradition mean for Catholics?
Apostolic Tradition means that the Teachings of the Church can be traced all the way back to the Apostles.
Which mark of the Church identifies it as being based on the faith of the apostles?
The Church is one, holy, catholic and apostolic.
Is the Apostolic Church a part of the Catholic Church?
There are many different denominations called Apostolic Church; here are some:The Armenian Apostolic ChurchApostolic Church (Pentecostal), formed in 1916Catholic Apostolic Church, formed in 1835Old Apostolic ChurchNew Apostolic Church, formed in 1879United Apostolic Church, including the Apostolic Church of Queenslandand the Apostolic Church of South AfricaApostolic Church (Czech Republic)Apostolic Church (Slovakia)Apostolic Christian ChurchAnswerA church that calls themselves apostolic normally is based upon the foundations of the apostles and Jesus Christ himself.There is the Catholic Apostolic Church....but it is not Catholic.Catholic AnswerIf you are talking about the denomination, the Apostolic Church, it is a protestant ecclesiastical community founded in 1916, see the link below. The Catholic Church is the original apostolic Church as it was founded on the Apostle Peter in the year 33 A.D. and has been guided continuously by his successors since then.
Why is the Christian Church described as apostolic?
Christian churches cannot be called apostolic as there is only one Church, the Catholic Church, that is truly apostolic. There are some churches that put the term apostolic in their name; however, this is a misnomer as they cannot exhibit a line of succession from the apostles to the present. If by the Christian Church you mean the Catholic Church then the answer is obvious, every Bishop, priest, and deacon has been ordained in the apostolic succession. The four marks of Christ's Church are that it is "One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic":' the Catholic meaning that it is universal, and the Apostolic meaning that all its leaders are ordain by men who were ordained by the Apostles. "Christian" Churches, as in protestant churches are only apostolic in their dreams.
What is a Catholic Church when the popes and bishops trace back their leadership to the apostles?
The term is apostolic.
When was the Catholic Apostolic Roman Church founded?
If you are referring to the Catholic Apostolic Church, it was founded (although not under that name) in 1835 in England by some "apostles", the last of whom name in the early 20th century, and the Church came to nothing soon after that.
