Office of the President
Provides national direction, represents the council publicly and chairs the national executive.
A national umbrella body representing Apostolic churches throughout South Africa.
NACCSA was established to promote unity, cooperation, spiritual growth and community development. The council is a platform where Apostolic churches work together while keeping their own traditions and shared biblical values.
Our work strengthens the Apostolic movement through leadership, support, training, advocacy and collaboration among member churches in all nine provinces. That commitment reaches past church governance into social development, community upliftment, justice, poverty eradication, youth development, women's empowerment and leadership excellence.
The council was officially established on 27 April 2023.
Apostolic church leaders representing all nine provinces came together to form a unified national voice. Many of these churches had experienced limited recognition within the broader religious landscape, and the need for a shared platform had been raised for years.
Since then the council has built provincial structures, strengthened partnerships, provided leadership support and encouraged cooperation between churches that previously worked in isolation.
Eight commitments that define the mandate of the council.
NACCSA acknowledges the Lord Jesus Christ as both God and Saviour and holds to the teachings of Holy Scripture.
We believe in promoting unity among believers while serving God faithfully through the guidance of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
The council measures its progress against ten clear objectives.
Churches are centres of hope, education, leadership, compassion and social development.
Member churches contribute in practical ways that reach families long before any government programme arrives.
The council is led by experienced church leaders committed to servant leadership and organisational excellence.
National leadership is supported by provincial teams, committees and advisory structures covering youth development, women's leadership, research, administration, legal support and strategic coordination.
Provides national direction, represents the council publicly and chairs the national executive.
Oversees administration, records, provincial reporting and the daily running of the national office.
Guides women's ministry, mentorship circles and community care projects across the provinces.
Partnership gives access to a growing national network of Apostolic churches.