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The special thing about Sundays and Wednesdays

...the congregation: in divine service, whether... ...doing. He conducted divine services for... ...Basso conducted the divine service using... ...impairments understand the divine service on... ...Deubel conducted the divine service there.... ...9 for the divine service that... ...said about the divine service in... ...special week of divine services Holy... ...each of the divine services that... ...Jesus’ sacrifice. A divine service of... ...Sealing in a divine service on... ...ordained during this divine service as... ...and Wednesdays A divine service is... ...Wednesday services are back... ...He conducted divine services for the... ...followed. After both services—in Bad Düben... ...week of divine services Holy Week... ...of the divine services that week,... ...on some special services that took... ...news from there for a while... ...conducted divine services for the members... ...took the time for personal discussions... ...over lunch for which everyone... ...John 6: 9 for the divine... ...wonderful heaven-on-earth day for me.” A... ...very special week for the members... ...the altar appropriately before each service.... ...back at last! The congregation of... ...was delighted when they received the... ...news at the beginning of... ...due to Covid-19, the congregation was... ...at seven in the evening. The... ...Peter said to them, ‘I am... ...going fishing.’ They said to... ...with you also.’ They went out... ...immediately got into the boat, and... ...that night they caught nothing.... ...But when the morning had... ...Jesus stood on the shore; yet... ...the disciples did... ...it was Jesus.” The sermon revolved... ...around the encounter with... ...the risen Lord. The officiant reminded... ...the congregation: in... ...divine service, whether during the... ...Christ Himself admonishes the believers through... ...His servants. Across the ocean The... ...only way that the ministers around... ...to get to the congregations of... ...wearing life jackets. The congregations are... ...located in the south-west of... ...Sierra Leone on the island of... ...Bonthe in the Atlantic Ocean,... ...trip to get there. The only... ...way there is by... ...boat. There had been... ...little news from there for a... ...is what prompted the Apostle to... ...his sisters and brothers are doing.... ...divine services for the members in... ...four congregations and then took the... ...On 24 March, the faithful of... ...the congregation of... ...Sunday fell on the day of... ...the congregation’s seventieth... ...anniversary. And the fact that... ...the day was... ...Pablo Basso conducted the divine service... ...as Bible text. Together with more... ...attendance, he celebrated the seventieth anniversary... ...of the church building... ...a video of the many events... ...and joys in the church. The... ...young people told the story of... ...the church, there was an... ...hearing impairments understand the divine service... ...on 10 March. Brothers and sisters... ...turns to interpret the sermon in... ...that Sunday. Using the Bible passage... ...Luke 15: 18, the officiant made... ...it clear that the gifts received... ...be put at the service of... ...the Lord and... ...fellow human beings. The atmosphere was... ...warm and welcoming. There was also... ...Thomas Deubel conducted the divine service... ...there. The disabled brothers and sisters... ...and their companions were... ...is unique because they were created... ...by God. The District Apostle... ...6: 9 for the divine service... ...Bad Düben and Bülach—there was time... ...a chat with others over a... ...sister said about the divine service... ...special week for the members of... ...the Behren congregation... ...At each of the divine services... ...that week, they experienced how... ...and rose from the dead. The... ...children from the congregation acted... ...out these important moments... ...in Jesus’ life. They also decorated... ...the altar appropriately... ...before each service. The scenes enacted... ...by the children not... ...only brought the members of... ...the congregation closer... ...to the events of... ...the time, but... ...also helped the children to... ...better understand the significance of... ...180 people received the sacrament of... ...his sermon on the Bible text... ...18: 13: “And the tax collector,... ...as well. After the final hymn,... ...the Apostle took... ...say goodbye to the members of... ...the congregation. The special thing... ...took place over the last several... More


Keywords: Senegal, Sierra Leone, South Africa, France, Switzerland, Argentina, divine services for ministers, services for children, divine services for the deaf, Congregational life, Germany

Whoever has eyes, let them hear

...them hear In divine services for... ...hear In divine services for the... ...In divine services for the deaf... ...has eyes, let them hear In... ...divine services for the deaf and... ...are often involved. They sign the... ...words of the songs with... ...look back on the International Day... ...services for the deaf and hard... More


Talking with your hands

...Church The first divine service for... ...conducted the first divine service for... ...Congo South-East, a divine service with... ...Germany also interprets divine services for... ...for a normal divine service. Photo:... ...been offering transmission services in German... ...Churches coordinate their services themselves. In... ...also interprets divine services for its... ...coordinates regular live services for the... ...to interpret transmission services into German... ...around the world. For a long... ...language and has therefore been accepted... ...first divine service for deaf members... ...a great deal for his deaf... ...first divine service for deaf and... ...German Sign Language for the German... ...conducted a service for the deaf... ...tasks of interpreting for their deaf... ...interprets divine services for its twenty... ...sisters meet live for this purpose,... ...Church, nak.org . For people who... ...the problem alone. Fortunately, the Churches... ...In Western Germany, for example, there... ...is a congregation for the deaf... ...regular live services for the deaf... ...offers basic courses for ministers who... ...have to opt for a different... ...has to prepare for a normal... ...Sign Language (IPSL), the predominant sign... ...ranks IPSL as the 151st most... ...“spoken” language in the world. In... ...total, there are over... ...languages used around the world. For... ...language has all the linguistic properties... ...language and has therefore been accepted... ...many countries. At the very least,... ...in many countries, the deaf and... ...been one of the official languages... ...own right by the UK government... ...Deaf members in the New Apostolic... ...Church The first divine... ...deaf members of the New Apostolic... ...conducted by Evangelist Günther Lierse. He... ...for his deaf brothers and sisters... ...1963 he conducted the first divine... ...in Germany. Since then the offer... ...Sign Language for the German Regional... ...Churches. The publishing house... ...provides the studio and... ...technology and coordinates the interpreters. Other... ...Regional Churches coordinate their services themselves.... ...In the Regional Church... ...a service for the deaf and... ...in 2014. In the southern parts... ...members take on the tasks of... ...interpreting for their deaf family... ...Signing while preaching The Regional Church... ...Southern Germany also... ...Once a month, the brothers and... ...purpose, and since the pandemic, a... ...streamed every Sunday. The New Apostolic... ...sentence is signed. The speaker himself... ...he speaks. Since the speaker automatically... ...result, this has the advantage that... ...language can follow the sermon. Everyone... ...“All members of the New Apostolic... ...it says on the official website... ...of the New Apostolic... ...be difficult. If there is no... ...minister in the congregation who... ...available to interpret, the brother or... ...to deal with the problem alone.... ...Fortunately, the Churches in... ...Germany, for example, there is a... ...congregation for the deaf and... ...Bernd Graffenberger is the rector. In... ...live services for the deaf members... ...interpreters. One of these interpreters in... ...the New Apostolic... ...to communicate with their deaf members... ...provide pastoral care. “The connection to... ...the local congregation... ...be offered in the local congregations.”... ...cannot just use the typical New... ...is not just the deaf who... ...feedback from hearing brothers and sisters,... ...saying that they understood a... ...lot. The officiant spoke... ...slowly, the language was... ...simple, and there was no... ...duplication.” The things Felix... ...Although not numerous, the deaf in... ...the New Apostolic... ...that are heard. The Regional Churches... ...how to integrate them. Here is... ...overview to mark the International Day... ...least 15 million deaf signers use... ...many countries, the deaf and those... ...government in 2003. Deaf members in... ...divine service for deaf members of... ...grown up with deaf parents and... ...deal for his deaf brothers and... ...divine service for deaf and hard... ...service for the deaf and hard... ...interpreting for their deaf family members.... ...for its twenty deaf members into... ...people who are deaf or hard... ...congregation for the deaf and hard... ...services for the deaf members and... ...communicate with their deaf members and... ...not just the deaf who think... ...not numerous, the deaf in the... More