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Saint Matthew's Churches is a very old church ministry that was first
established in 1951, more than a half of a century ago. Saint Matthew's Churches
is one of the oldest ministries in the United States, established by fifteen born again,
saved, redeemed, Christian families, often referred to as the first fifteen
founding mothers and fathers of Saint Matthews’s Churches ministries. And, in more than one half of a
century, St Matthew's Churches ministry has planted churches, by faith, and for years has conducted mighty church revivals nationwide where
thousands accepted Christ as their Lord and Savior, as you will see on this website of
Saint Matthew’s Churches.
Saint Matthew’s Churches has believing members in all fifty
states, who are born again, saved, sanctified, redeemed Christians who are ready for
Christ’s second coming. In some states we only have a few hundred members, whereas in other
states there are thousands of loyal members. We welcome people of all faiths, races and
income levels. Some of the church members of St Matthew’s Churches organization have
been with Saint Matthews from five up to fifty years, as they continue in their
worship of a living, loving, prayer answering Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. We invite you and
your family to worship a living Christ with us, in our churches and through Saint Matthews home missionary ministry by mail (St. Mark 13:10).
For many decades, Saint Matthew’s Churches conducted church
revival services in almost every state and most major cities across America. Saint Matthew's
Churches was first born in the early 1950’s, and at that time the congregations were small and
would consist of less than 100 members. However, in a course of fifty years, when
St Matthew's
had citywide church revivals, members attended by the thousands. Some of our church revivals
would have a few thousand members in attendance with three church services each day, as
word spread, by word of mouth, from one family to another. And, at some church
revivals, 10,000 to 20,000 church members would attend, bringing their Bibles, pens and
notebooks to study. Now, in place of the huge revivals across America, the
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