Free Pentecostal Churches Tanzania (FPCT)

FPCT was founded in 1932 by the Scandinavian Missionaries under the Swedish Free Mission to plant Churches and provide social Services. The organization underwent numerous structural changes to align with its mission and vision, changing its name from SFM to PCSAT (May 5, 1964), then to PCAT (December 11, 1985), and finally to FPCT on July 14, 2001. Throughout all these years, the organization worked faithfully in its mission and vision on preaching the Gospel and safeguarding its Pentecostal faith throughout the country. On the development side, the organization managed to provide social services in Health, Vocation & Education trainings, literature, media, youth interventions, environment, social projects, and humanitarian responses. The Free Pentecostal Church of Tanzania (FPCT) is registered under the Societies Act 2002, by the Ministry of Home Affairs of the URT as per the Societies rule 5 of 1954. FPCT is operating under the certificate of registration Number SA 6640, offered on 11th July 2001. The firm operates as FBO under the certificate of incorporation of the registered trustees of the Free Pentecostal Church of Tanzania (FPCT), provided on 29th January 2002 by the Administrator General of the United Republic of Tanzania. The organization operates as a non-profit organization with TIN 101-237-575. The organization is run by locals with good experience of internal and international cooperation.