"Your full Services Ecclesiastical Team"

General Info

World Council of the National Assembly of Churches (WCNAC) is an international organization of member churches. Founded on March 2, 1992 out the vision of GOD to Bishop Larry Henderson (the Pastor of the mother church "Holy Temple National Church). The WCNAC is divided up into five regions with Missouri being the center region with once State and Mother Region. Currently the church has more than 15, 230 member, over 123 local church & Pastors. Some the ministries of the WCNAC are, but not limited to: the Ecclesiastical Court Services, Credit Services, Daniel Matthew Ecclesiastical College, Committee for Ex-Offenders and the National Ecclesiastical Paralegal Services. WCNAC has more than 276 employees & volunteers, a book store. Each Region is overseen by the Regional Bishop, whom provides general spiritual oversights to each State Bishop (within their region). All reports to the National Prelate (Bishop). The WCNAC is currently housed in 28 States of the U. S. and in four countries.

Extra Phones

Central Office: 800-961-8041

Hours

Regular Hours

Mon - Thu:	8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Fri - Sat	Closed
Sun:	8:00 am - 5:00 pm

Category

Religious General Interest Schools

Services/Products

Regional Meeting of churchesAnnual Membership Report each year in December after the COGIC November meetingsLocal Charters, Ordination Certification, Decrees and Bond agents

Payment Options

Location

Just between the Roberts Mall and the Main Church

Amenities

Local Church Memebership,Pastoral Suppoprt,Ecclesiastical Ordination Services,Certification of Local Officials, Minister, Elders and Others,Ecclesiastical Finanical Services

Languages

Arabic, English, Hebrew, Spanish

Accreditation

WCNAC & ICOR

Associations

Holy Temple National Assembly Church (Mother Church),Daniel Matthew Ecclesiastical College (Church College),U S Ecclesiastical Courts (Church Court)

AKA

Daniel Matthew College

Daniel Matthew Ecclesiastical College

National Assembly of Churches

WCNAC

Daniel Matthew National Assembly Church

World Council Police Department