The Vancouver West Pentecostals Church is a Canadian Pentecostal Christian nonprofit organization registered under Business Number 807554704RR0001. Affiliated with the broader Pentecostal movement, it operates within the theological tradition of Finished Work Pentecostalism, emphasizing baptism in the Holy Spirit, speaking in tongues, and evangelical practices common to global Pentecostalism[1][5]. While specific founding details are not publicly documented, its nomenclature and registration status align with Canada’s long-standing Pentecostal institutions, including the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada (PAOC), the country's largest evangelical denomination[1][2].

Pentecostalism in Canada traces its roots to early 20th-century revivalism, particularly influences from the Azusa Street Revival (1906–1909), which galvanized interracial, Spirit-focused worship practices[5]. The PAOC, established in 1919, exemplifies the organizational growth of Canadian Pentecostal congregations, such as historic churches in Winnipeg and Edmonton, which expanded through mid-20th-century infrastructure development and theological education[1][3]. Though no direct institutional link is specified, The Vancouver West Pentecostals Church reflects this trajectory of localized Pentecostal communities maintaining denominational distinctives while engaging in contemporary evangelical outreach.

The church’s activities are not publicly detailed, but its online presence suggests adherence to typical Pentecostal worship structures, including communal prayer, scriptural teaching, and charismatic expressions of faith. As a registered charity, it likely participates in community-oriented initiatives consistent with Canadian Pentecostal social engagement[2][5].