Radiant yellow against blue water and a blue sky: this boat is not for leisure, but for making a living. Here is the story behind the picture. The NACSEA RELIEF [...]
A lullaby fills the room while paper hearts bearing names are placed around a large heart: “And He knows and cares for you.” A gentle introduction to the divine service [...]
Death is not the end. And heaven is more than a place of longing. What God has in store for humanity extends far beyond this life. The Sunday services in [...]
Peace instead of a ceasefire, loyalty instead of calculation: all people seek what is good. But how can this be found? Here are some insights from a divine service by [...]
Children from Spain at a holiday camp lie, sit and draw on a floor that looks almost like a painted mandala. Our photo of the month, October 2026. The post [...]
Sharpening our doctrine, better equipping the ministers, and growing together as a leadership team. In part four of the interview, the Chief Apostle explains where he intends to focus his [...]
Children draw pictures of God, talk to Him, and question Him. Their ideas of God change as they grow older and reveal how they understand the world, themselves, and God. [...]
The season of Thanksgiving has many songs—and this one here echoes the francophone soul: “Je louerai l’Eternel” (I will praise You, O Lord). The text is based on Psalm 9, [...]
The famous “crying and laughing” eye could be seen on Easter Sunday. Radiating Easter joy in the one eye and a tear of sadness in the other because it was the last service of Hong Kong congregation in the present location. The premises on the 20th floor in the Sheung Wan Commercial Building have to be vacated and after the Easter Service. DEv. Ilex Lam has decommissioned our chapel which once was dedicated as a place of worship and divine service. There is great joy and comfort because on April 8th the new, much nicer location in the Reason Group Tower in Kwai Chung will be dedicated by Apostle Fred Wolf. Again located on the 20th floor, Hong Kong probably remains host to the highest NAC congregation above ground in the whole world.
