The Apostolic Faith is a Christian denomination that emphasizes the teachings and practices of the early apostles. It originated in the early 20th century during the Pentecostal movement, focusing on the experience of baptism in the Holy Spirit and the importance of spiritual gifts. The church believes in the authority of the Bible and the necessity of personal salvation through faith in Jesus Christ. Members of the Apostolic Faith often engage in vibrant worship, including singing, prayer, and speaking in tongues. They also prioritize evangelism and community service, aiming to spread their beliefs and support those in need. The denomination is known for its commitment to holiness and living a life that reflects the teachings of Christ.