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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, [...]

At home all over the world: summer camp with Jesus

Heroes, friendships, trust in God: these were the themes that children from the Netherlands, Spain, and Germany explored during night-time walks, treasure hunts, and campfires. In Lelystad, Netherlands, some 44 [...]

Fellowship is about diversity. And unity does not mean uniformity. But sometimes, differences can also drive people apart. What helps in such situations is explained in part three of the [...]

A rich yet poor man

He possesses more than he needs. Yet he lacks what matters most. In Oldenburg, Chief Apostle Helge Mutschler explained what the rich farmer teaches us about the kingdom of heaven. [...]

Children’s rights are being given a home

The New Apostolic Church is dedicating a space for children’s rights. In southern Germany, a former church building is being transformed into a place where the younger generation can help [...]

Counted and recounted: the Church in numbers 

On 20 October, Europe turns the spotlight on statistics. The New Apostolic Church is also counting—members, congregations, and clergy. Following is a look at key figures, curiosities, and a WhatsApp [...]

“What do you think of me?” The question seems to be fishing for compliments. But in fact, it goes much deeper: it speaks to our longing to be seen and [...]

Commitment that opens up new horizons

More than four million euros went to humanitarian aid projects in Africa, Asia and Europe in 2025 through NAK-karitativ. Where did the money come from, and where did it go? [...]

 

Prior to the arrival of the Chief Apostle in Hong Kong, the soon to be new District Apostle Peter Schulte met the responsible Brothers from the countries to be transferred from NACSEAsia to the DAA Western Pacific.

 

The national Rectors from Hong Kong, Taiwan, Korea, Japan gathered in Hong Kong on 24th September to discuss strategies and the mutual cooperation  in the future.

“We do not change because of change. However a beautiful and very convincing aspect of our church is that there is constantly growth in understanding the will of the Heavenly Father. Growth is also shown in maturing which includes also the ability to admit mistakes and then of course changing are needed. Important is that we as servants of God are striving to know His will”  DAH Peter Schulte elaborated.

 


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