THE HISTORY OF KINGDOM APOSTOLIC MINISTRIES

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In March 2020, a highly contagious respiratory outbreak known as the coronavirus (COVID-19) is declared a pandemic by the World Health Organization, and a worldwide shutdown of public gatherings is mandated. Mt. Zion and Greater Apostolic, known as “sister churches” because of their shared pastoral leadership, close their buildings and move to a virtual “eChurch” through livestreamed services. As the two congregations increasingly merge their standard operating procedures for greater efficiency and stewardship, the need for practical consolidation becomes evident. After prayerful consideration, strategic planning, and legal consultation, the decision is made to merge Mt. Zion and Greater Apostolic. A news release is published announcing the merger, and the new name is revealed at the New Year’s Eve Watch Night Service on December 31, 2020. The two campuses become known as the “legacy campuses.” This multisite movement embraces a vision for additional campuses to emerge wherever God leads. The eCampus and KAM Marion become the first satellite locations, operating online and in Marion, Indiana, respectively. As the vision for expansion continues, KAM celebrates the grand opening of an additional campus in Atlanta (Jonesboro), Georgia, in 2024. With a collective journey spanning more than a century, Kingdom Apostolic Ministries continues to spread the life-changing message of Jesus Christ to the world.

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