World Council of The

National Assembly of Churches

The World Council of the National Assembly of Churches, Inc. (W.C.N.A.C.) is a Strict Monotheism denomination with a predominantly multiracial membership. We have more than 133 churches (our records show more than 101 churches fully active) and over 16, 990 members in the United States, making it the smallest monotheist church in the country. There are currently 353 (confirmed) licensed credential holders in the United States. W.C.N.A.C. was envisioned out in 1992 (incorporated a number of years later).

W.C.N.A.C ministries reach into more than 28 U.S. States, with an estimated membership 16,990 to 18,500 adherents, serving more than 11 (State) ministries, missions, and outreaches programs. Its worldwide membership is estimated to be between six and eight hundred composing more than 20 congregations throughout the world. The current overseer is Bishop Larry L. Henderson Sr., (next election is November 2025), whom serves as the Senior Pastor of two churches- Holy Temple National Assembly Church & Daniel Matthew National Assembly Church.

WCNAC is divided into five regions. Each region is overseen by an "Regional Bishop" whom reports to the National Bishop- Missouri is the central region. Our churches or ministry are within the following states; Alabama, Arizona Arkansas, Alaska, California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Iowa, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Minnesota, Missouri, New Mexico, North Carolina, Ohio, Oregon, South Carolina, South Dakota, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin and Wyoming. Each local member-church has it's own local Pastor whom is elected (upon recommended by the regional Bishop) to the National Bishop and the local volunteer church members or ministry.

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Daniel Matthew College

Daniel Matthew & Holy Temple National Assembly Church serves as the mother church for the WCNAC, until the election of November 2025. It also serves as the core for the training for the Ecclesiastical college when member seek to enter into the ministration.

Daniel Matthew Ecclesiastical College

Daniel Matthew Ecclesiastical College (DMECS) was founded on March 2, 1992 and serves as a sectarian college formed for the training of members, their families and other integrated auxiliaries of the ministration, in faith missions. Here are the foundation Schools offered. Most classes are held within our local member church. DMECS does not have a full college campus. But only serve the local members, our churches, auxiliaries and a limited number of the general public seeking to join the ecclesiastical faith or a related occupational/marketable skill in connection thereof.

Ecclesiastical Schools ( There are currently eight Active studies)

School of Ecclesiastical Community Development Studies;
School of Ecclesiastical Paralegal Studies;
School of Ecclesiastical Business Studies;
School of Ecclesiastical Studies;
Student Relation Office;
School of Institutional Studies;
School of Ecclesiastical Music Studies;
Admissions' Office; Contact at admission@dmecs.org
School of Ecclesiastical Information Technology Studies;
School of Moorish Science Studies;

The enrollment process are simple. If you are a member of our local church, contact your pastor for an application. Local members and other auxiliaries may also contact the admission department (via email) at admission@dmecs.org and request an application or complete one online. The application has a non-refundable ($105.00) processing fee.. Most studies can be completed during leisure time, at Sunday school and/or at an approved site. Most students graduate within two years (our program max is six years). While DMECS serves as the education department of this ministry. DMECS is a Missouri ecclesiastical corporation (apart) from the World Council of the National Assembly of Churches (WCNAC).

WORD FROM-OFFICE OF THE PRELATE:

Bishop Larry Henderson, Sr.

"So we rebuilt the wall till all of it reached half its height, for the people worked with all their heart.!"

Isaiah 42:7 (KJV)