New Apostolic Reformation
There has been a proclamation from heaven of new things into the earth. Vast changes are taking place throughout the global church. We are continually moving into New Dimensions of understanding in regards to our perceptions, faith and partnership with God to bring His purposes into full maturity in the earth.
It’s true to say, that many are talking about the new Apostolic Reformation, some have called this the Apostolic and Prophetic Movement. This new Apostolic Reformation will bring about the removal of many made traditions within the church and re-establish what enhances His Kingdom. This is affecting all aspects of Christendom and brought about some fundamental questions in how to go about establishing that which God is developing through our new understanding.
In our case we are looking at the whole concept of educational accreditation. Personally I have been involved in developing bible schools, educational centres, leadership forums and university programs. And throughout my apostolic travels, I have found that there is very little excellence within Christian educational programs. As the President of a University Program we also have grappled with the question of accreditation. It’s always been very clear to me that we should be free of governmental associations. Because when the Spirit of God has birthed educational platforms, a general lack of perception has attempted to segregate spiritual academia from the local church.
A Christian University, Bible School or a Correspondence Study Program is part of the Body of Christ, i.e. the Church; including Christian Schools for that matter. We do NOT need to be controlled or censored by governmental accreditation. Therefore after much prayer, collaboration with other apostolic gifts and teachers, school directors etc., I felt the need to establish IAAC.
There is perhaps, from a European perspective the need for an apostolic accreditation council here and I look forward to meeting you soon.
Dr. Alan Pateman
Founder & President
Our Mission
IAAC exists as a network of Christian professional educators, bible schools, leadership forums and university programs to provide both credibility through association and credibility through accountability. Achieved through cultivating Christ-honouring relationships, the sharing of expertise and resources (via forums, panel discussions, seminars, conferences and plenary lectures) by world renown speakers.
