The rule of faith and practice for TAPAC is derived from the Holy Bible. The Theological interpretation of our doctrinal position is guided by the belief that the Holy Spirit is the interpreter.  
  
TAPAC asserts that God reveals doctrine, and that He continually gives spiritual insight for God’s historical plan before the foundation of the world, manifested in these last days through His Son Jesus Christ.  
  
It is the prayer of TAPAC that the unity and alliance of God’s people should be based on the Lordship of Jesus Christ.  
In recognition of the diversity of doctrines and customs, which are represented by the participating churches and organizations, TAPAC does not set up a statement of Faith beyond the following Biblical Affirmations:  

TAPAC exists to:  

To advance the Kingdom of God by fostering alliance and promoting visible unity and co-operation among churches and organizations from independent Charismatic-Pentecostal denomination.  

We achieve this objective by:  

1. Promoting joint efforts in Discipleship, evangelism, Church planting, teaching, fundraising, fellowship, and worship.
2. Harnessing all gifts and energies accessible to the body of Christ for the work of the kingdom.  
3. Placing value on the work of individual church leaders and church members and appreciate them by giving them recognition.  
4. Ordain Ministers, consecrated Bishops and inaugurate Archbishops for the efficient working of the member-churches and the Alliance as a whole.  
5. Finding means to offer encouragement to despairing ministers and church workers so as to ensure that every minister and church worker continues effectively in his/her calling.  
6. Providing the platform for the study and investigation of all problems relating to the effective expansion of the body of Christ globally, and the well-being of humankind including matters concerning economic, social and political issues, and to offer Spiritual counselling to churches and governments where possible.  
7. Providing facilities and resources for theological education and development of human resources.  
8. Generating and managing funds for the work of the Alliance and its member churches, and to create opportunities for self-help projects. 
9. Networking, sharing fellowship and information, and working together with other local and National organizations, which seek to bring together churches for like-purpose.  
10. Promoting activities, which will encourage and build young people to seek and to serve the Lord Jesus Christ, and to create opportunities for them to take up the challenge as future leaders.  
11. Serving as an umbrella body for the member churches and Organizations and to represent them collectively in dealing with issues affecting the churches and organizations.  
12. Setting up an active prayer network among member-churches to provide prayer support to churches, church leaders and governments.  
13. Promoting and protecting the physical and spiritual interests of its member churches.  
14. To contribute towards improvement of education and health in developing countries.  
15. Providing spiritual, social, economic and emotional assistance to people in need.