Explore the Indiana State Conference
Discover our rich heritage, leadership, and commitment to building community in the excellency of the kingdom.
Who We Are
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10+ Physical Churches
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20+ Years of service
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100+ Active ministers
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Countless Communities served
The Indiana State Conference of the Pentecostal Churches of the Apostolic Faith International represents a dynamic community of believers united in apostolic doctrine and holiness. Established as a vital district of PCAFI, we serve churches throughout Indiana, providing spiritual covering, resources, and fellowship opportunities that strengthen our collective ministry impact.
Explore the Indiana State Council Member Churches
Kingdom Apostolic Ministries
Indianapolis, Indiana 46218
Soul Anchor Church of the Apostolic Faith
Kokomo, Indiana 46901
Our Executive Leadership
Bishop Lambert W. Gates, Sr.
Presiding Bishop & Diocesan
Suffragan Bishop J. Glenn Purnell
Conference Chairman
District Elder Michael Jones
Conference Vice Chairman
Sister Paulette Turner
Conference Secretary
Elder Christopher Townsend
Conference Assistant Secretary
Deacon Roderick Watts
Conference Treasurer
Our Ministry Leadership
Our conference thrives through the dedicated service of ministry, auxiliary, and department leaders who work diligently to fulfill our mission. These committed individuals govern the day-to-day operations across various areas of service, from youth ministry to Christian education. Their sacrifice and dedication ensure the vision of our executive leadership is implemented effectively throughout Indiana State Conference.
About PCAFI
Pentecostal Churches of the Apostolic Faith International
Founded on November 20, 1957, by Bishop Samuel N. Hancock in Detroit, MI, PCAFI stands as a testament to the apostolic faith and holiness doctrine. Today, our organization reaches over 800 member churches and impacts more than 20,000 individuals across 19 countries on six continents. Under the leadership of Bishop Lambert W. Gates, Sr., PCAFI continues to expand its global footprint while maintaining its commitment to: • Upholding apostolic doctrine • Promoting holiness • Strengthening churches • Developing leaders • Building communities