About New Testament Christian Churches of America (NTCC)

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About New Testament Christian Churches of America (NTCC)

Evangelical Fellowship

The New Testament Christian Churches of America (NTCC) is a Christ-centered fellowship dedicated to sharing the truth of the Bible and the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Firmly grounded in the belief that Scripture is the inspired Word of God, NTCC has grown from its early beginnings into a worldwide network of churches. Since its founding in 1969, its purpose has remained the same:

to teach the Word of God, baptize new believers, disciple followers of Christ, and equip leaders to serve in ministry.

Founding and Early Growth

NTCC began in October 1969 in St. Louis, Missouri, when a small group of committed Christians formed the New Testament Church of God. They desired to spread the life-changing message of the Bible to others. Over time, the fellowship expanded, and in 1984, it reorganized under the name New Testament Christian Churches of America. This step reflected both its growing reach and its broader mission across the United States. From its earliest years, NTCC emphasized building Bible-based congregations and helping individuals strengthen their walk with God.

A Global Mission

Today, NTCC oversees more than 100 churches across the United States and in other nations. Its mission is to bring the light of Christ to a world in need of hope. The fellowship continues to focus on preaching the Gospel, baptizing believers in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Ghost, and building up faithful disciples. Church planting remains central to its work, ensuring that both large cities and smaller, more remote areas can hear the message of salvation.

Training Leaders for Tomorrow

NTCC places strong importance on preparing leaders for service. Through its seminary programs, the fellowship trains future pastors, missionaries, and other church leaders. The programs combine theological study with practical ministry training, always centered on the authority of Scripture and the call to Christ-centered living. Graduates are equipped to serve both in local NTCC congregations and in mission fields worldwide, carrying forward the organization’s commitment to biblically grounded leadership.

Milestones and Outreach

Throughout its history, NTCC has marked significant milestones, including celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2019. Over the decades, the fellowship has dedicated itself to serving U.S. military members and their families. Through chaplaincy and pastoral care, NTCC has supported those in uniform at home and abroad. Beyond the United States, the fellowship has established missions in places such as the Philippines and Panama, continuing its work of bringing the Gospel to communities in need.

Serving Communities Near and Far

NTCC’s efforts extend beyond international missions to include assertive outreach within local communities. Churches often support initiatives such as food distribution, youth mentoring, and assistance for families facing difficulties. These efforts reflect the fellowship’s desire to live out the teachings of Christ in meaningful and practical ways. Within the United States, NTCC congregations provide worship, fellowship, and spiritual guidance, offering support and encouragement to people from all walks of life

Leadership and Governance

The fellowship operates under the guidance of a board of directors, while allowing each local congregation a degree of independence in managing its affairs. This structure encourages both unity and flexibility, keeping the mission consistent while meeting the needs of individual communities. NTCC’s leadership values accountability, biblical integrity, and commitment to its mission, ensuring that the fellowship remains faithful in its work.

Reaching the Digital Generation

Understanding the importance of connecting with people in today’s world, NTCC has embraced digital platforms. Through YouTube, Facebook, and X, the fellowship shares sermons, devotionals, and encouragement with audiences worldwide. By using these tools, NTCC expands its reach beyond church buildings, making the Gospel accessible to people in their daily lives. This use of technology supports the church’s mission of spreading the Word in every possible way.

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