ICAF CONNECT_JUNE ISSUE

The (ICAF)
International
Network & Infrastructure
T
his coalition is made up of churches across different
geographical locations, varying in church size,
organizational affiliation, and structure.
However, they are unified to work together to organize an efficient
and relevant fellowship for the enhancement of Apostolic
Churches Worldwide, to educate and inspire Pastors, ministers,
leaders, and laity to achieve ministerial and evangelistic
excellence, and to focus on the training of church leaders and the
expansion of church vision and membership.
The ICAF is an “apostolic network” and that term signifies a
different level of operation and identity from that of simply a
network of ministers and ministries.
An apostolic network is characterized by a significant inflow of
valid apostolic grace into the lives of the members.
Key Identifiers:
One unified purpose plus individual specific visions and
purposes in the Lord.
Voluntary accountability to apostolic oversight but essential
autonomy in local community.
Guarantee of personal identity and allowance of diversity.
Upholding of the premium values of covenant, integrity,
transparency, loyalty and faithfulness.
Flexible, mutating structures not defensive walls.
Strategic and relevant church growth and Pastoral
mentorship and networking.
Constant movement forward and growth into the next
expression and dimension of Apostolic Reformation.
To provide a place of restoration, activation and commission
for local and trans-local ministers through accountable
relationships, protection, support, counseling and
impartation.
To ordain, recognize, validate and send forth those called by
God to stand in positions of ministry to the Body of Christ.
To extend and develop strong relationships with other
networks across the nations, in order to facilitate the
strengthening and spiritual expansion of the ICAF.
Through true Connections, Covenant Relationships,
the ICAF is building Right Leaders for this era.
ICAF ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE
The ICAF is organized domestically and globally into 6 domestic regions
and 3 global regions. Through the ICAF unique leadership structure, each
region is governed by an Overseer, Regional Bishop and State
Superintendent that work together to provide leadership and support to
Pastors & Leaders in those areas.
Each region holds an annual regional conference, as well as, each
November all regions, global and domestically, convenes in the first
weekend of November for our Holy Convocation.
During the regional and National conferences, through the unique
combination of leadership training, impartation and ministry fellowship,
Pastors, leaders and ministries are refreshed, renewed, and inspired.
ICAF DOMESTIC REGIONS
Central Region
Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio
Midwest Region
Tennessee, Georgia
Northern Region
Wisconsin, Illinois, Michigan
Southern Region
Alabama, Mississippi, Arkansas, Florida,
Louisiana
West Coast Region
California, Oregon, Arizona
Western Region
Texas
ICAF GLOBAL
REGIONS
Africa – Haiti
Region
Pakistan - India
Region