This church was started by the late Rev.H.A.Linton and his wife Evangelist E.M.Linton in 1973. It had very humble beginnings and was comprised mainly of the family members of the Pastor and a handful of other members. The original name was Mount Tabor Apostolic Church.

The first official place of assembly was St.George's School Hall at Jackson Crescent - Hulme, Manchester. Affiliation with the Beulah Apostolic Church organisation was also taken up in 1973, with the late Bishop R.G. Anderson as presiding Bishop of the UK diocese.

Reverand H.A. Linton & Evangelist E.M. Linton
Founders:
Beulah Apostolic Church
Manchester - 1973

In January 1979, The United Reformed Church at Ayres Road, Old Trafford offered to share their church premises with us on very generous terms.

This building was to be home to our church for 20 years, during which many precious people came our way and many also went on to other walks of life. Notable people whose contribution we will forever remember are: The late George Gibb of the U.R.C group; Ted Beresford; John Piper the late Brian Harris and his wife Jackie and many others.

In June 1994 Keith Linton and his wife Veronica succeeded as Pastor & wife. In October 1995 we acquired the church premises which we currently own and occupy in Stretford. Refurbishment work continued until August 1st 1998 when we officially dedicated our church building. Since that date many precious souls have been saved in our church and we have continued to grow by God's grace.

Beulah Apostolic Church has a powerful and anointed ministry of Praise and Worship; a profound teaching ministry; sound dynamic preaching; a choir ministry; a prison ministry to Manchester prisons as well as a vibrant Young Peoples' ministry.

The leadership of our church is strong as is the administrative structure as indicated below :