how quickly the big catastrophes have disappeared from the media already! and yet the people affected still need help. and how many little needs there are! they too require helping hands. and it is also in this respect that the new apostolic church is “at home around the world”. here are just a few examples:. advertising for charity. photo: nak süddeutschland. advertising for charity. photo: nak süddeutschland. advertising for charity. photo: nak süddeutschland. reconstruction following immediate aid measures. photo: nak nordrhein-westfalen. reconstruction following immediate aid measures. photo: nak nordrhein-westfalen. reconstruction following immediate aid measures. photo: nak nordrhein-westfalen. building bridges of a different kind. photo: stichting corantijn. building bridges of a different kind. photo: stichting corantijn. building bridges of a different kind. photo: stichting corantijn. building bridges of a different kind. photo: stichting corantijn. advertising for charity. “our mission is to be a blessing”—this is the title of the image film recently released by the new apostolic church of southern germany to promote its charitable organization, which is known as the “missionswerk”. just an image film? more like a mildly tongue-in-cheek educational film that provides episodic ideas on how to practise “charity”. it deals with opportunities to lend a helping hand, how to keep an eye out for people who need help, and ways to share with others. the video and some words of greeting (both in german) on youtube. reconstruction following immediate aid measures. the example of fogo illustrates that emergency aid alone is not nearly enough after a catastrophe has occurred: in november 2014, the volcano known as the “pico de fogo” erupted in the cape verde islands. lava flowed for weeks and ultimately destroyed the houses of two whole villages. together with the district church of north rhine-westphalia, the aid organization known as nak-karitativ provided immediate emergency aid on location. now the focus has shifted to the creation of enduring accommodations: former emergency shelters from the time of an earlier volcanic eruption are to be made habitable again with the help of donated funds. the programme also involves renovating twenty houses and equipping them with sanitary facilities, cooking stations, and connections to the water and sewer networks. detailed reports (in german) can be found at nak nrw and nak-karitativ. building bridges of a different kind. the dutch aid foundation operating in the south american country of suriname shows that even relatively small relief efforts can be a big help: the river of the same name partially cuts off the village of bendikwai from its surroundings because there are not enough river crossings. the volunteers from the netherlands not only donated a boat, but also remedied an enduring problem while making a local visit: the steps leading to the pier were dilapidated and barely passable. without much ado, the stichting corantijn, together with its partner organization, the stichting suriname jaarkalender financed the necessary building materials for the renovation. the gratitude of the villagers was expressed in a letter. read the whole story at stichting corantijn.
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how quickly the big catastrophes have disappeared from the media already! and yet the people affected still need help. and how many little needs there are! they too require helping hands. and it is also in this respect that the new apostolic church is “at home around the world”. here are just a few examples:. advertising for charity. photo: nak süddeutschland. advertising for charity. photo: nak süddeutschland. advertising for charity. photo: nak süddeutschland. reconstruction following immediate aid measures. photo: nak nordrhein-westfalen. reconstruction following immediate aid measures. photo: nak nordrhein-westfalen. reconstruction following immediate aid measures. photo: nak nordrhein-westfalen. building bridges of a different kind. photo: stichting corantijn. building bridges of a different kind. photo: stichting corantijn. building bridges of a different kind. photo: stichting corantijn. building bridges of a different kind. photo: stichting corantijn. advertising for charity. “our mission is to be a blessing”—this is the title of the image film recently released by the new apostolic church of southern germany to promote its charitable organization, which is known as the “missionswerk”. just an image film? more like a mildly tongue-in-cheek educational film that provides episodic ideas on how to practise “charity”. it deals with opportunities to lend a helping hand, how to keep an eye out for people who need help, and ways to share with others. the video and some words of greeting (both in german) on youtube. reconstruction following immediate aid measures. the example of fogo illustrates that emergency aid alone is not nearly enough after a catastrophe has occurred: in november 2014, the volcano known as the “pico de fogo” erupted in the cape verde islands. lava flowed for weeks and ultimately destroyed the houses of two whole villages. together with the district church of north rhine-westphalia, the aid organization known as nak-karitativ provided immediate emergency aid on location. now the focus has shifted to the creation of enduring accommodations: former emergency shelters from the time of an earlier volcanic eruption are to be made habitable again with the help of donated funds. the programme also involves renovating twenty houses and equipping them with sanitary facilities, cooking stations, and connections to the water and sewer networks. detailed reports (in german) can be found at nak nrw and nak-karitativ. building bridges of a different kind. the dutch aid foundation operating in the south american country of suriname shows that even relatively small relief efforts can be a big help: the river of the same name partially cuts off the village of bendikwai from its surroundings because there are not enough river crossings. the volunteers from the netherlands not only donated a boat, but also remedied an enduring problem while making a local visit: the steps leading to the pier were dilapidated and barely passable. without much ado, the stichting corantijn, together with its partner organization, the stichting suriname jaarkalender financed the necessary building materials for the renovation. the gratitude of the villagers was expressed in a letter. read the whole story at stichting corantijn.
How quickly the big catastrophes have disappeared from the media already! And yet the people affected still need help. And how many little needs there are! They too require helping hands. And it is also in this respect that the New Apostolic Church is “at home around the world”. Here are just a few examples:
Advertising for charity
Photo: NAK Süddeutschland
Advertising for charity
Photo: NAK Süddeutschland
Advertising for charity
Photo: NAK Süddeutschland
Reconstruction following immediate aid measures
Photo: NAK Nordrhein-Westfalen
Reconstruction following immediate aid measures
Photo: NAK Nordrhein-Westfalen
Reconstruction following immediate aid measures
Photo: NAK Nordrhein-Westfalen
Building bridges of a different kind
Photo: Stichting Corantijn
Building bridges of a different kind
Photo: Stichting Corantijn
Building bridges of a different kind
Photo: Stichting Corantijn
Building bridges of a different kind
Photo: Stichting Corantijn
Advertising for charity
“Our mission is to be a blessing”—this is the title of the image film recently released by the New Apostolic Church of Southern Germany to promote its charitable organization, which is known as the “Missionswerk”. Just an image film? More like a mildly tongue-in-cheek educational film that provides episodic ideas on how to practise “charity”. It deals with opportunities to lend a helping hand, how to keep an eye out for people who need help, and ways to share with others.
The example of Fogo illustrates that emergency aid alone is not nearly enough after a catastrophe has occurred: in November 2014, the volcano known as the “Pico de Fogo” erupted in the Cape Verde Islands. Lava flowed for weeks and ultimately destroyed the houses of two whole villages. Together with the District Church of North Rhine-Westphalia, the aid organization known as NAK-karitativ provided immediate emergency aid on location.
Now the focus has shifted to the creation of enduring accommodations: former emergency shelters from the time of an earlier volcanic eruption are to be made habitable again with the help of donated funds. The programme also involves renovating twenty houses and equipping them with sanitary facilities, cooking stations, and connections to the water and sewer networks.
The Dutch aid foundation operating in the South American country of Suriname shows that even relatively small relief efforts can be a big help: the river of the same name partially cuts off the village of Bendikwai from its surroundings because there are not enough river crossings.
The volunteers from the Netherlands not only donated a boat, but also remedied an enduring problem while making a local visit: the steps leading to the pier were dilapidated and barely passable. Without much ado, the Stichting Corantijn, together with its partner organization, the Stichting Suriname Jaarkalender financed the necessary building materials for the renovation. The gratitude of the villagers was expressed in a letter.
how quickly the big catastrophes have disappeared from the media already! and yet the people affected still need help. and how many little needs there are! they too require helping hands. and it is also in this respect that the new apostolic church is “at home around the world”. here are just a few examples:. advertising for charity. photo: nak süddeutschland. advertising for charity. photo: nak süddeutschland. advertising for charity. photo: nak süddeutschland. reconstruction following immediate aid measures. photo: nak nordrhein-westfalen. reconstruction following immediate aid measures. photo: nak nordrhein-westfalen. reconstruction following immediate aid measures. photo: nak nordrhein-westfalen. building bridges of a different kind. photo: stichting corantijn. building bridges of a different kind. photo: stichting corantijn. building bridges of a different kind. photo: stichting corantijn. building bridges of a different kind. photo: stichting corantijn. advertising for charity. “our mission is to be a blessing”—this is the title of the image film recently released by the new apostolic church of southern germany to promote its charitable organization, which is known as the “missionswerk”. just an image film? more like a mildly tongue-in-cheek educational film that provides episodic ideas on how to practise “charity”. it deals with opportunities to lend a helping hand, how to keep an eye out for people who need help, and ways to share with others. the video and some words of greeting (both in german) on youtube. reconstruction following immediate aid measures. the example of fogo illustrates that emergency aid alone is not nearly enough after a catastrophe has occurred: in november 2014, the volcano known as the “pico de fogo” erupted in the cape verde islands. lava flowed for weeks and ultimately destroyed the houses of two whole villages. together with the district church of north rhine-westphalia, the aid organization known as nak-karitativ provided immediate emergency aid on location. now the focus has shifted to the creation of enduring accommodations: former emergency shelters from the time of an earlier volcanic eruption are to be made habitable again with the help of donated funds. the programme also involves renovating twenty houses and equipping them with sanitary facilities, cooking stations, and connections to the water and sewer networks. detailed reports (in german) can be found at nak nrw and nak-karitativ. building bridges of a different kind. the dutch aid foundation operating in the south american country of suriname shows that even relatively small relief efforts can be a big help: the river of the same name partially cuts off the village of bendikwai from its surroundings because there are not enough river crossings. the volunteers from the netherlands not only donated a boat, but also remedied an enduring problem while making a local visit: the steps leading to the pier were dilapidated and barely passable. without much ado, the stichting corantijn, together with its partner organization, the stichting suriname jaarkalender financed the necessary building materials for the renovation. the gratitude of the villagers was expressed in a letter. read the whole story at stichting corantijn.
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how quickly the big catastrophes have disappeared from the media already! and yet the people affected still need help. and how many little needs there are! they too require helping hands. and it is also in this respect that the new apostolic church is “at home around the world”. here are just a few examples:. advertising for charity. photo: nak süddeutschland. advertising for charity. photo: nak süddeutschland. advertising for charity. photo: nak süddeutschland. reconstruction following immediate aid measures. photo: nak nordrhein-westfalen. reconstruction following immediate aid measures. photo: nak nordrhein-westfalen. reconstruction following immediate aid measures. photo: nak nordrhein-westfalen. building bridges of a different kind. photo: stichting corantijn. building bridges of a different kind. photo: stichting corantijn. building bridges of a different kind. photo: stichting corantijn. building bridges of a different kind. photo: stichting corantijn. advertising for charity. “our mission is to be a blessing”—this is the title of the image film recently released by the new apostolic church of southern germany to promote its charitable organization, which is known as the “missionswerk”. just an image film? more like a mildly tongue-in-cheek educational film that provides episodic ideas on how to practise “charity”. it deals with opportunities to lend a helping hand, how to keep an eye out for people who need help, and ways to share with others. the video and some words of greeting (both in german) on youtube. reconstruction following immediate aid measures. the example of fogo illustrates that emergency aid alone is not nearly enough after a catastrophe has occurred: in november 2014, the volcano known as the “pico de fogo” erupted in the cape verde islands. lava flowed for weeks and ultimately destroyed the houses of two whole villages. together with the district church of north rhine-westphalia, the aid organization known as nak-karitativ provided immediate emergency aid on location. now the focus has shifted to the creation of enduring accommodations: former emergency shelters from the time of an earlier volcanic eruption are to be made habitable again with the help of donated funds. the programme also involves renovating twenty houses and equipping them with sanitary facilities, cooking stations, and connections to the water and sewer networks. detailed reports (in german) can be found at nak nrw and nak-karitativ. building bridges of a different kind. the dutch aid foundation operating in the south american country of suriname shows that even relatively small relief efforts can be a big help: the river of the same name partially cuts off the village of bendikwai from its surroundings because there are not enough river crossings. the volunteers from the netherlands not only donated a boat, but also remedied an enduring problem while making a local visit: the steps leading to the pier were dilapidated and barely passable. without much ado, the stichting corantijn, together with its partner organization, the stichting suriname jaarkalender financed the necessary building materials for the renovation. the gratitude of the villagers was expressed in a letter. read the whole story at stichting corantijn.
