Apostolic Assembly in Normal Heights, San Diego holds worship services at 3660 Madison Avenue, one block south of Adams Avenue. The congregation belongs to the Apostolic Assembly of the Faith in Christ Jesus, a Pentecostal denomination established in Los Angeles in 1916 under the Oneness Apostolic doctrinal tradition. The sanctuary doubles as a community gathering hall for fellowship meals and seasonal outreach programming, placing it within the same 92116 service corridor as Faith Tabernacle Church - Food Distribution Center farther east on Madison Avenue. The location sits fewer than five blocks from Ward Canyon Park, one of Normal Heights's central green spaces at the Park Blvd intersection. Adams Avenue, one block north, hosts the annual Adams Avenue Street Fair each fall and functions as the neighborhood's primary commercial corridor for dining, coffee, and retail. Wheelchair-accessible ramps, parking, and restrooms accommodate congregants and visitors with mobility needs. The congregation's service-oriented mission contributes to the same Normal Heights civic fabric anchored by organizations such as American Legion Post 6 on Adams Avenue. The denomination's Oneness Christological framework and Acts 2:38 baptismal formula trace this congregation's theological lineage to the 1906 Azusa Street revival movement in Los Angeles.