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Within South African Pentecostal circles has emerged a movement of variegated streams, named in this study as the Apostolic Movement (AM). Proponents of this movement call for a return to the 'apostolicity of the church.' The AM draws attention to the nature, hierarchical structure and mission of the church, introducing 'new' and contrasting perspectives to those traditionally held by Pentecostal churches.This study focuses on the history of Apostolicity in the AM streams that have emerged and developed through three periods: the 1980s, 1990s and 2000s.Specific attention is given to the following South African AM groups: -New Covenant Ministries International (NCMI)-Robert Munien of Grace International (GI)-Congress World Breakthrough Network (C-WBN)-International Strategic Alliance of Apostolic Churches (ISAAC)-Judah Kingdom Alliance (JKA)While there are several other streams in the AM, this study has a specific focus on these groupings within the context of South African Pentecostalism.

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Thamo Naidoo has been in ministry since 1985. He is a graduate of the Bethesda Bible College, Full Gospel Church of God, South Africa and has earned a Master of Theology degree at the University of KwaZulu-Natal. He has planted two pioneering works in South Africa - River of Life Christian Ministries (ROLCM) in Pietermaritzburg, KwaZulu-Natal (1994) and GATE Ministries Sandton in Sandton, Gauteng (2012). Thamo currently provides spiritual oversight to churches both nationally and internationally. Thamo travels extensively speaking to church leaders. His purpose is centred on the call for the restoration of the church to ancient biblical patterns of building. He accomplishes this through leadership and development interventions hosted over the course of the year under the banner of ApostolicGate. ApostolicGate provides free downloadable resources and hosts multiple strategic leadership events globally including Apostolic Schools of Ministry (ASOM), Apostolic Leadership Summits (ALS), Perspectives on the Apostolic (POA), Sophoi Messenger Series Business Leaders Breakfast (SMS) and other conferences. Thamo currently resides in Sandton, Gauteng, South Africa with his wife Mirolyn and their three sons. Other books by Thamo Naidoo: Gilgal: Biblical Principles Governing Transition into the Apostolic Reformation

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