Mission of ICA:

ICA is designed to connect apostles’ wisdom and resources in order that each member can function more strategically, combine their efforts globally, and effectively accelerate the advancement of the Kingdom of God into every sphere of society.

Structure of ICA:

ICA is apostolically lead and prophetically influenced.

ICA recognizes that autonomy is important for members of differing apostolic networks and business leaders. Leaders, who are the heads or “top” of networks, or marketplace CEOs, are technically “vertical” apostles. Vertical apostolic leaders have few mechanisms designed to fulfill the need to relate horizontally; to meet and work with their peers in anything other than a casual way. This is an important aspect of ICA.

ICA provides venues at the Annual Meeting, Regional Summits, and International Summits to facilitate connections with like-minded apostolic leaders. These settings promote a structure of meaningful gatherings for peer-level apostles, representing both the nuclear and marketplace church. Here, apostles meet one another, build relationships, and exchange wisdom, knowledge, skills, and resources.

ICA uses available technology: internet, blogs, online videos, etc., to facilitate written communication and live interaction among apostles, apostolic networks, and apostolic ministries.

ICA focuses on the strategic development of creative strategies for combining apostolic efforts on the widest basis possible in order to fulfill Jesus’ great commission and mandates.

ICA Provides Apostolic Accountability:

ICA members are committed to maintaining the highest possible levels of integrity of personal character and operational methodology among its members. The ICA Advisory Council gives oversight and enforces the code of Biblical conduct required of each member to insure the standards of ICA and maintain unity among the brethren (Psalm 133:1, Eph.4:3). This does not mean “covering.” ICA does not ordain or cover individuals or groups of apostles.