Notable Churches
| Name | City | State/Province |
|---|---|---|
| Antioch the Apostolic Church | Arnold | Maryland |
| Apostolic Church | Auburn Hills | Michigan |
| Apostolic Pentecostal Church | Pickering | Ontario |
| Apostolic Tabernacle of Merced | Merced | California |
| Atlanta West Pentecostal Church | Atlanta, Georgia | Georgia |
| Calvary Tabernacle | Indianapolis, Indiana | Indiana |
| Capital Community Church | Ashburn, Virginia | Virginia |
| Capital Community Church | Fredericton, New Brunswick | New Brunswick |
| Christian Life Center | Stockton, California | California |
| Christian Life Center East | Gaithersburg, Maryland | Maryland |
| Dallas First Church | Dallas, Texas | Texas |
| East Valley Pentecostal Church | San Jose, California | California |
| Eastwood Pentecostal Church | Lake Charles, Louisiana | Louisiana |
| Faith Sanctuary | Toronto, Ontario | Ontario |
| First Church of Pearland | Pearland, Texas | Texas |
| First Church San Jose | San Jose, California | California |
| First Pentecostal Church | Belleville, Ontario | Ontario |
| Landmark Tabernacle | Denver, Colorado | Colorado |
| Life Church UPC | Kansas City, Missouri | Missouri |
| New Life Tabernacle | Brooklyn, New York | New York |
| New Life Tabernacle | Dallas, Texas | Texas |
| New Life United Pentecostal Church | Austin, Texas | Texas |
| Parkway Apostolic Church | Oak Creek, Wisconsin | Wisconsin |
| Pentecostal Church | Memphis, Tennessee | Tennessee |
| Pentecostals of Alexandria | Alexandria, Louisiana | Louisiana |
| Pentecostals of Apopka | Apopka, Florida | Florida |
| Pentecostals of Cooper City | Cooper City, Florida | Florida |
| Pentecostals of Gainesville | Gainesville, Florida | Florida |
| The Journey Church | Henderson, Nevada | Nevada |
| Revival Center | Modesto, California | California |
| Woodlawn Church | Columbia, Mississippi | Mississippi |
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