International Christian Churches

International Christian Church
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Classification	Christian, Restorationist, Christian Fundamentalism, Non-Denominational
Orientation	Whole Bible, Discipleship
Polity	non-congregationalist
Associations	MERCYworldwide, UpSideDown21, Discipleship Media, International College of Christian Ministries
Region	91 churches within 36 nations
Founder	Kip McKean
Origin	2006 Portland, Oregon
Separated from	International Churches of Christ
Members	6,000

The International Christian Church (ICC) is a restorationist, conservative, fundamentalist, Christian non-denominational church. The church was established by Kip McKean, in 2006 with 800 members in 16 churches. As of 2018^[update], the ICC claims a worldwide membership of 6,000 members, across 91 churches, in 36 nations. The ICC's primary church is in Los Angeles, California.

Kip McKean, the founder of the International Churches of Christ, resigned from the organization in 2003. Three years later, he established the Sold-Out Discipling Movement in Portland, Oregon. Soon after, he started the flagship church in Los Angeles, California, the City of Angels International Christian Church.