ADELAIDE AGAPE PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY
Adelaide Agape Pentecostal Assembly
Adelaide Agape Pentecostal Assembly (APA) is a self-governing Malayalam Pentecostal congregation officially registered in South Australia (INC.No. A 45586).
Founded on June 1, 2025, APA emerged from the shared vision of Malayalam-speaking Christian families in Adelaide who desired a spiritual community where they could worship God in Spirit and Truth, using their native language.
APA serves as a place of fellowship and worship rooted in the foundational teachings of the Bible. Its doctrinal beliefs, spiritual values, and practices reflect those upheld by prominent Indian Pentecostal movements such as IPC, Assemblies of God, Church of God, Sharon Fellowship, and others.
The church exists to nurture faith, foster unity, and glorify God through heartfelt worship and biblical teaching within the cultural richness of the Malayalam-speaking community.
To be a spiritually vibrant and culturally rooted Pentecostal church where individuals and families encounter the transforming power of God, deepen their relationship with Christ, and become equipped to impact the world with the Gospel—reflecting the unity, holiness, and hope found in Jesus.
To glorify God by nurturing a Christ-centered Malayalam-speaking community in Adelaide, committed to worshiping in Spirit and Truth, growing in biblical faith, and sharing the love of Jesus through fellowship, discipleship, and service.
As a Christ-centered fellowship united by faith and committed to the authority of Scripture, Adelaide Agape Pentecostal Assembly embraces the following foundational truths as the core of our doctrine and spiritual identity.
We affirm the following essential beliefs: