Title: A Critical Review of The Constitution of The Apostolic Church, Ghana: Structure, Theology, and Ecclesiastical Order

. Originally birthed in 1935 as an extension of the Welsh Revival movement, the church attained autonomy from its UK parent body in 1985, a shift formalized through its constitutional evolution. 1. Doctrinal Foundations (Tenets of Faith)

Constitution of The Apostolic Church Ghana serves as the foundational legal and spiritual framework for one of the country's oldest classical Pentecostal denominations. Based on the church's official history

The primary purpose of the constitution is dual-fold: preservation and order. It seeks to preserve the distinct tenets of the faith—specifically the belief in the Holy Spirit, divine healing, and the priesthood of all believers—while establishing an order that prevents the chaos often associated with highly charismatic movements. The PDF document serves as the "canon law" for the church, ensuring that no matter how far the church branches expand, they remain tethered to the same core values.