Services

Holy Week 2022 began on Sunday, April 10 and ends on Saturday, April 16

Holy Week. During Holy Week, Christians recall the events leading up to Jesus' death by crucifixion and, according to their faith, his Resurrection. The week includes five days of special significance. The first is Palm Sunday, which commemorates Jesus' humble entry (on a donkey) into Jerusalem to observe Passover.

So, what is it we do?

World Council of the National Assembly of Churches (WCNAC) provide the central spiritual, credentials and support services to our members, auxiliaries and others, in the area or occupation and/or marketable skills in the ministration or the nexus thereof. We are divided into five areas; National, International, Regional, State and local credentials holders. WCNAC records, monitors and review each credential or spiritual services (starting from children church though sunset of a personal life. Each region holds the records, decrees, chapters, charters and other documents, under the church Administrator. Bishops only serve as the spiritual head and general overseer within there region.

General Ministration details…

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Regional meeting of Churches

Each region is required to hold an annual regional convocation of its' member. The meeting is attended by one member of the National office of the Bishop or the Bishop himself. The business of the ministration is completed and voted upon by those voting member of that region. The report is given to the National Bishop.

Ordination Certification

Ordination certificates are given to any member that is recommended by the local church and approved by the States Bishop, has completed the educational requirements (at Daniel Matthew College) and after prayerful consideration enjoyed the full admission into the faith, with all powers to vote and carry on the business of the ministration within GOD calling. This certification is renewed, annually.

Prayers Services

WCNAC recognizes the powers of prayer. The core of our survival center upon prayer times. It is a mandate for set prayer times (five or more times each day). Our Prayer team has twenty- four intercessors dedicated to the core of speaking to GOD with or on behalf of our leaders of this church, States, Law enforcement Officials, The National Leader and missions all over the world.

Legal support to both family and victim

One key thing to supporting the community is restoration & reconciliation of the Offenders,

Ex-Offenders, their families and the victims of the alleged crimes. WCNAC don't judge but support through its team of legal techs, counselors, and ministers in the areas of restoring, researching and community development services.

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Decrees and bond agents

Considering the many laws applicable to the ecclesiastical order. WCNAC offers decrees through the auxiliary (Ecclesiastical Court System) for many of the local churches, that seeks not to violate the core of the sectarian order of 1 Corinthians, chapter 6 in a secular order. The Decrees could resolve many issues in conjunction with the bond agents.

Local Charters

Currently, WCNAC has more than 249 local charters which include, but not limited to integrated auxiliaries, churches, and partnership in Business. Local charters are award after a group of persons seeks to form or join in with the WCNAC (as a members group). The membership Board makes a recommendation after a complete review of the groups' missions, purposes and goals.

Workshops

WCNAC offers many workshops some include ecclesiastical financial services, missions, church administration, ministration, legal services for the ecclesiastical order, Officials Leadership and many more at the regional, state and local levels. Stay posted or join our mailing list to receive email updates of any workshops. events@wcnac.org

Counseling

Counseling is the core of our ministration to the Officials, members, and auxiliaries. We seek to sustain the integrity, morals, and ethics of Christ through our members' life while enjoying the family unity of being our brother's keeper. Our regional, State and local churches provide counseling to its members, ex-offenders (their families and others) within the communities (upon request or connection).

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