Apostolic Church of God is a Chicago congregation affiliated with the Pentecostal Assemblies of the World, a Oneness Pentecostal denomination. Bishop Arthur M. Brazier merged his congregation into the church in 1960 and led it for decades, growing membership from about 100 to over 18,000 while also serving as PAW's 6th Episcopal District bishop and leading The Woodlawn Organization, a landmark community organizing effort. His son, Bishop Byron T. Brazier, now leads the congregation, which has served the Woodlawn neighborhood for over 90 years.