International Churches of Christ

The International Churches of Christ (ICC) is a Christian denomination that emphasizes a direct, personal relationship with Jesus, weekly worship, and active involvement in community and outreach efforts. Founded in the 1970s in the United States, it is part of the broader movement within Christianity that values rigorous study of the Bible, accountability, and evangelism. Members often participate in small groups, personal mentorship, and mission activities. While it shares core Christian beliefs, some have raised concerns about its methods of church discipline and group dynamics. Overall, its goal is to foster spiritual growth through committed community and proactive faith practices.