Refuge Temple Church of the Firstborn Apostolic began with a divine calling placed on the life of Elder Jasper Moulton in the late 1970s. After migrating to Canada and being mentored by Bishop Sydney Miller and Bishop Walter Bond, Pastor Moulton followed a directive from God to plant a church in the Kipling area.

The journey officially began on March 17, 1991, at Monsignor Percy Johnson Catholic Secondary School with just seven founding members. What started in a school chapel and later a gymnasium was built on a firm foundation of aggressive evangelism, fasting, and fervent prayer.

After a transformative decade at Racine Road—where the church saw a powerful move of God among its youth—the congregation took a massive leap of faith. Through the collective sacrifices, donations, and "piggy bank" offerings of the saints, the church raised $350,000 to purchase its permanent home at 76 Brydon Drive in July 2005.

Today, over 30 years later, Refuge Temple remains a close-knit body of believers dedicated to kingdom building, spiritual growth, and impacting the community through the power of the Holy Ghost.

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