The Apostolic Faith

The Apostolic Faith refers to the beliefs and practices of the early Christian Church, as established by the apostles, who were the original followers of Jesus Christ. This term often emphasizes the importance of the teachings passed down from the apostles, including key doctrines such as the Trinity, salvation through faith, and the authority of scripture. In modern contexts, it can also relate to specific Christian denominations that seek to adhere closely to these foundational beliefs, aiming for a spiritual experience that mirrors the practices of the early church, including evangelism, holiness, and community worship.