Christian Heritage Church

Christian Heritage Church grew out of a weekly children's ministry in the home of Bishop Albert C. Delmadge on Eastern Parkway in Brooklyn, NY in the early 1980s.  At the time, there was no plan for a church - there was simply a mission to children.  As the ministry grew, Christian Heritage Church was formed.  Now, over twenty years later, having seen the births of Calvary Heritage Church and Christian Heritage Academy, the calling has come full circle.  Christian Heritage Church, as an non-denominational church body, is determined to share the love of Jesus Christ with the communities of Brooklyn, New York City, and the world!

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The following quote by Leonard Ravenhill from Why Revival Tarries has been a challenge and blessing to many.  Let it also be a challenge and a blessing to you.

No Christian is greater than his prayer life

The Church has many organizers but few agonizers; 
Many who pay, but few who pray;
Many resters, but few wrestlers;
Many who are enterprising, 
but few who are interceding. 
People who are not praying are playing.

Two prerequisites of dynamic Christian living are vision and passion, 
and both are generated in the prayer closet.
The ministry of preaching is open to few. 
The ministry of prayer is open to every child of God.

Don’t mistake action for unction, 
commotion for creation, and rattles for revivals.

When we pray, God listens to our heartbeat. 
Hannah’s lips moved, 
But her voice was not heard (I Sam. 1:12,13). 
When we pray in the Spirit, 
There are groanings 
which cannot be uttered (Rom. 8:26).

Tithes may build a church, but tears will give it life. 
That is the difference between the modern church and the early church. 
Our emphasis is on paying, theirs was on praying. 
When we have paid, the place is taken. 
When they had prayed, the place was shaken (Acts 4:31).

In the matter of effective praying, 
never have so many left so much to so few, 
Brethren, let us pray!