The Kansas City Apostolic Christian Church believes in the infallibility of the Bible, and it is founded on faith in Jesus Christ, the Son of God. The purpose of the church is to teach the Gospel message of salvation, to nurture the believer, to preserve sound doctrine and to serve others in the likeness of Christ.

      The church diligently applies New Testament standards to everyday life and worship, and it practices a deep reverence toward God.  Salvation through Jesus Christ is man's greatest treasure. The Kansas City Apostolic Christian Church seeks to share the joy of this marvelous gift from God, and prays diligently that others also will turn to Jesus Christ in true faith and repentance, experience peace with God and man, and receive the gift of  eternal life.

     Read more about out beliefs in our Statement of Faith.

     Initial efforts to establish a church in Kansas City began in late 1974 with a letter sent by Elder Eugene Marti, then of Sabetha, Kansas to members and friends in the Kansas City area.  This letter was to try to determine interest in the possibility of holding services in the area.  The response was favorable and the first services were held February 16, 1975 at the Greenbrier Apartment Complex in Overland Park.  Initially services were held once a month.  Average attendance was fifty people.  After moving around several times, the congregation purchased land in November of 1979.  A building with seating capacity for 110 was constructed.  Weekly services were held in this new building first on December 20, 1981.  This building is presently used.  Current attendance is about 70 people. Randy Kellenberger is the current Elder.