ABOUT US
Under the divine leadership of God, District Elder Raymond Coleman began Christ Tabernacle Apostolic Church in Worcester, Massachusetts, while residing in Dorchester, Massachusetts. Based on a vision from God, District Elder Coleman had an overwhelming desire to minister to souls in Worcester. District Elder Coleman is succeeded by Suffragan Bishop Walter J.E. Weeks.
Suffragan Bishop Weekes is the Chairman of the Northeast District Council in the Pentecostal Assemblies of the World.
Read about First Lady Janice Weekes
Christ Tabernacle Church Mission Statement
CTAC will be a church that is God centered. We will adhere to the principles of faith, which will produce victorious Christian living. We will be a church that believes in the power of praise and worship.
CTAC will be about God's business by sharing the Good News of Jesus Christ. We will fulfill Matthew 25:35-40, which commissions us to feed the hungry, clothe the naked and visit the sick, shut-in and incarcerated. Additionally, CTAC will help the homeless by assisting in securing housing.
CTAC will empower and motivate its members to a higher level of thinking. We will adhere to Abundant Life Principles, which are fulfilled through the study and practice of the Word of God.
CTAC will educate, as well as, provide a nurturing environment for our children. It is our desire to ultimately provide day care and after school services.
CTAC will support World Wide missions' efforts. |
Suffragan Bishop Weekes. under the direction of God, has taken the church to higher heights in the past ten years. CTAC moved from a basement storefront to a beautiful brick edifice in the residential area of downtown Worcester, MA. In May 2002, to acquire larger space to accommodate the growing congregation and various ministries birthed under his leadership, CTAC moved into the current location at 1189 Main St in Worcester, MA.