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Our congregation attend the Lord’s communion at our Sunday church service. The Lord’s communion is the consumption of consecrated bread and non-alcoholic wine—which ceremonially represents the body and blood of Jesus Christ—as memorials of Jesus Christ's death or as symbols for the realisation of a spiritual union between Jesus Christ and communicant.

These church services are held from Friday through to Saturday (and sometimes Sunday) where the congregation fasts and prays on these ascribed days, after which the fasting would officially come to an end.

This late-night church service is usually held on the last Friday of every month.

Organised by the Presbytery Council of the Leeds Assembly, these training sessions enable the Music Ministry to impart practical knowledge of music to Ministry members.

The Presbytery Council of the Leeds Assembly intends these training sessions to impart the art of Christian leadership and the church’s conventions and doctrines to the leaders of the Leeds Assembly’s ministries, fellowships, and offices.

Led by the Women’s Fellowship, this church service is a celebration of mothers, organised to recognise the contribution of women within the assembly.

Held from Good Friday through to Easter Sunday, these church services are memorials of Jesus Christ’s death. Attended by all local assemblies, these church services are held at one of the Yorkshire District’s assemblies.

Symbolising purification or regeneration, baptism is a day to exercise a Basis of Faith of The Apostles’ Continuation Church International, where a person is wholly immersed in water. This symbolises purification or regeneration and as a clear testimony of a convert who has attained a responsible age.

This is an educational session organised by the Presbytery Council of the Leeds Assembly to educate the congregants of the church on health issues.

Intended to recognise the contribution of children within the assembly, this church service is organised and led in part by the Children’s Ministry.

Praising and worshipping God and Jesus Christ, this event is organised and led in part by the Music Ministry of the Leeds Assembly.

Led by the Women’s Fellowships of the local assemblies within the Yorkshire District of the Church to celebrate our mothers and recognise the contribution of women within the District

Organised and led by the Men’s Fellowship, these church services celebrate our fathers and recognise the contribution of men within the assembly.

Held in the sixth month of the year, this church service is specifically organised to raise funds for projects and the upkeep of the assembly.

This is a fasting and prayer service held solely for the Youth Ministry of the Leeds Assembly, encouraging the youth to be fervent in spirit.

Organised by the Presbytery Council of the Leeds Assembly, this educational session informs the congregants of the church on legal issues.

These are church services organised and led by the Youth Ministry to recognise the contribution of the youth within the assembly.

This is a church service organised and led by the Women’s Fellowships of the local assemblies within the UK Region of the Church to celebrate our mothers and to recognise the contribution of women within the District.

Organised by teachers of the Children’s Ministry, this is a day allotted for parents and wards of the Ministry to engage in an array of activities.

This is the day to show appreciation to the Head Pastor of the Leeds Assembly for his sacrifices and his pastoral care for the assembly’s congregation. It is marked by the voluntary presentation of gifts to the Pastor and his family.

Led by the Youth Ministries of the local assemblies within the Yorkshire District of the Church, this church service recognises the contribution of the youth within the District.

Held on specific days within the week and/or from Friday through to Sunday, these church services mark 21 days of fasting and prayer. Our congregation fasts, prays, and meets for services on ascribed days in the run-up to the assembly’s Annual Harvest.

In the latter months of the year, we hold an Annual Harvest church service to specifically raise funds for projects and the upkeep of the assembly.

Commemorating the birth of Jesus Christ, our Christmas church services are held from Friday through to Sunday during December. Attended by all District assemblies, these services are hosted by one of the Yorkshire District’s assemblies.

This is an event organised and led in part by the Music Ministry of the assembly to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ through carols and hymns.

As a token of fellowship among early Christians, this is a communal meal shared among congregants of the assembly during one of the assembly’s Sunday services in December.

This is a late-night church service held on the last day of the year (31 December) to usher in the New Year.