New Apostolic Church
New Apostolic Church stands in Cape Town, South Africa, as a Christian place of worship shaped by the Irvingian tradition. Its architecture provides the setting for a community whose faith centres on the second coming of Christ.
The wider denomination emerged from doctrinal disagreements within the Catholic Apostolic Church and the Hamburg schism of 1863. Its leaders regard themselves as successors to the twelve apostles, while its hierarchy resembles Roman Catholic organisation and its liturgy follows Protestant practice. A vibrant choir adds a musical dimension, sharing albums and performances with listeners around the world.
The congregation’s musical tradition connects this Cape Town church with audiences far beyond South Africa.
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