Maybe, excluding one. That being Greek Orthodox. The Greek Orthodox churches are descendants of churches which the Apostles founded in the Balkans and the Middle East during the first century A.D. The Rite of Divine Liturgy in its most basic form— the reading of the Holy Scriptures, prayers for the living, prayers over the Gifts, and finally, Holy Communion are basically the same now as then. Minor changes up to the time of Basil the Great and Saint John Chrysostom.
Then later came the schisms, Orthodoxy remained True. Orthodoxy means the 'Correct in Teaching'.
I find it amusing how a so called religion formed in the 19th Century can say that its teachings are the truth over teachings from the descendants of the disciples.
