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The story of the man who was Chief Apostle for 30 years

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And sometimes words fail them anyway

...oral translation of divine services in... ...comes to interpreting divine services, he... ...transmission of a divine service like... ...translation of divine services in an... ...to interpreting divine services, he receives... ...and process the information she is... ...Friedrich Krauss says. For example, when... ...has one word for this concept,... ...as an interpreter for the Church... ...During Holy Communion for the departed,... ...keep them going for a while.... ...all come together for lunch. “We... ...known each other for years and... ...invited each other for wedding anniversaries... ...when the officiant forgot to pronounce... ...in 20 steps: the office doors... ...you walk past them you can... ...hear the quiet murmur... ...few metres in another language. While... ...the Pentecost service... ...are busy at the premises of... ...oral translation of the service. Twenty-one... ...being added to the Europe-wide video... ...being broadcast from the Congress Center... ...but interpreters Translators? They don’t like... ...to hear that. The correct term... ...is interpreter. The disciplines are... ...one language into another—but in different... ...can think about the wording she... ...to decide on the spot and... ...process the information she... ...is receiving in the source language... ...while outputting in the target language.... ...Russia—did over Pentecost. They came by... ...and a Bible: these are the... ...tools of the trade with... ...which these interpreters work.... ...They are sitting... ...in the offices that... ...normally occupied by the staff of... ...Bischoff Publishers during the week. Of... ...course the interpreters don’t... ...about standard vocabulary. The French interpreter... ...knows that the German word... ...l’apôtre-patriarche in his mother-tongue. Yet in... ...practice the sermon can... ...Apostle preaches about the difference between... ...sacrifice and offering. The German language... ...for this concept, the 50-year old... ...an interpreter for the Church since... ...he left school. The wages: gratitude... ...Holy Communion for the departed, Natasha... ...and takes over the microphone. The... ...two are mother and daughter,... ...and are doing the interpreting together.... ...Natasha Gann was the first Albanian... ...interpreting since 1991. The interpreters do... ...the oral translation... ...Also Jacky Mappus. The 63-year-old Frenchman... ...an institution among the interpreters. He... ...language skills at the service of... ...the Church and... ...has been in the employ of... ...the Church administrative... ...services, he receives the same wages... ...family Part of the motivation is... ...the joy of... ...able to help the brothers and... ...Krauss confirms. But the joy of... ...want to touch the brothers and... ...sisters as the Chief Apostle... ...had he spoken their language.” The... ...really exhausted after the two-hour service.... ...They are still... ...that will keep them going for... ...a while. They have all... ...come together for lunch.... ...Natasha Gann says. They have known... ...each other for years... ...even invited each other for wedding... ...anniversaries and other family celebrations.... ...As they sit together talking and... ...relaxing, they tell the one or... ...other anecdote, like... ...when the officiant forgot... ...to pronounce the absolution and... ...the interpreter just... ...sometimes words fail them anyway They... ...have the last word,... ...yet nobody sees them. They listen... ...and talk at the same time... ...do interpreters experience the transmission of... ...Communion for the departed, Natasha Gann... More


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Making a difference

...T-shirts for the divine service. Already... ...island and conducted divine services. The... ...formed a choir. Divine services now... ...and conducted divine services. The congregation... ...a choir. Divine services now take... ...collected. Pastoral care for all CityPastoral... ...a centrally located former Catholic church... ...Spain come together for a retreat... ...as printing T-shirts for the divine... ...speak, but not for a service... ...which is famous for its altarpiece.... ...served as preparation for the service... ...for the departed,... ...“God is waiting for you to... ...not that significant for an island... ...New Apostolic congregation for many years,... ...on the island for work purposes.... ...Together they all formed a choir.... ...violent tornado ravaged the town of... ...with disaster relief. The New Apostolic... ...products and bringing them to the... ...was expanded with the help of... ...the Masakhe Foundation... .... Representatives of the Durban and... ...Tongaat to deliver the items that... ...initiated jointly by the various denominations... ...in the city of... ...and circumstances. A sympathetic ear, a... ...experts. Ministers of the local New... ...church also support the initiative Experiencing... ...over Spain come together for a... ...in Zaragoza at the end of... ...June. Under the motto “De... ...(By your hand), the children experienced... ...eventful four days. There was a... ...natural pool. And there were workshops... ...printing T-shirts for the divine service.... ...Already on Friday, the children went... ...village church from the thirteenth century,... ...for its altarpiece. The children’s sense... ...of togetherness was strengthened during icebreaker... ...hunt in which they were divided... ...into teams. During the service on... ...as preparation for the service for... ...the departed, their trust in... ...God grew. Among other things, the... ...officiant taught the children about... ...the power of... ...prayer by telling them about a... ...to Him,” was the message of... ...the service. “Let’s... ...not only warms the body, but... ...also the heart. A... ...initiative emerged as the young people... ...South Africa came together on Monday,... ...provide soup to the vulnerable. With... ...kindness and compassion they spread warmth... ...of kilometres later the hand of... ...65,000 inhabitants. But these six have... ...Guernsey, one of the small Channel... ...Islands. The island had... ...years, but now there was a... ...from Belfast supported the pastoral care... ...work on the island and... ...conducted divine services. The congregation was... ...officially founded with the visit of... ...Hayes as Priest. The congregation was... ...was temporarily on the island for... ...work purposes. Together they all formed... ...third Sunday of the month in... ...a hotel in the capital St... ...a move to the other side... ...of the world can... ...make a difference. Brothers and sisters... ...service for the departed, their trust... More


Discovering the foundations

...their mission is divine. The second... ...Acts 8. The divine service is... ...foundations The Sunday services in July... ...with the service for the departed.... ...Bible text is: “For whoever calls... ...of modern times for their ministry.... ...is no reason for any kind... ...Baptism is necessary for salvation and... ...is therefore dispensed to... ...female. He cares for all human... ...children of God! Therefore the world... ...‌This is what the first Sunday... ...in connection with the service for... ...the departed. The Bible text... ...whoever calls on the name of... ...the Lord shall... ...13). “Calling on the name of... ...the Lord” means... ...His help and the salvation He... ...grace can save the living and... ...the dead. Giving... ...are human. Only their mission is... ...divine. The second Sunday... ...makes this clear. The occasion: on... ...July we commemorate the renewed occupation... ...of the Apostle ministry.... ...day in 1835 the rectors of... ...the Catholic Apostolic... ...called and separated the first Apostles... ...modern times for their ministry. That... ...is shown by the Bible text... ...as gods by the crowd. The... ...vigorously opposed this. The message: Apostles... ...worshipped as gods. They confess that... ...they are human... ...associated with sinfulness. They know that... ...they are called... ...to carry out their mission in... ...a challenge to the faithful. Baptism... ...is just the beginning Baptism... ...salvation and is therefore dispensed to... ...both the living and... ...the dead—regardless of their ethnicity, tradition,... ...orientation. This is the New Apostolic... ...original sin and the baptised are... ...incorporated into the body of... ...become part of the church of... ...that is only the beginning: the... ...mission to honour the name of... ...deed. This is the subject of... ...the third Sunday... ...closer look at the incident with... ...Philip and the Ethiopian, which... ...in Acts 8. The divine service... ...38. God is the Father of... ...address God as their Father. He... ...is neither male nor... ...love, like a father and a... ...mother. The Bible testifies... ...one side of the Bible text... ...that the fourth Sunday... ...manner of love the Father has... ...children of God! Therefore the world... ...John 3: 1). The other side... ...is the spiritual dimension... ...of water and the Spirit and... ...who focus their lives on... ...the return of... ...Christ will proclaim the gospel to... ...the living and the dead in... ...the kingdom of... ...been central to the New Apostolic... ...- stock.adobe.com Discovering the foundations The... ...our concept of the departed, the... ...of water and the Spirit. But... ...there will also... ...service for the departed. The Bible... ...concept of the departed, the Apostle... More


Serving God in divine service

...primarily in the divine services, in... ...participate in the divine service.” Here... ...way for the divine service for... ...Serving God in divine service Four... ...is what the divine services on... ...in the divine services, in the... ...what the divine services on the... ...considered an example for all those... ...became very difficult for her. Praising... ...also an example for the fulfilment... ...no other gods before Me.” This... ...services, in the form of our... ...day holy is for us to... ...beyond Jesus Christ performed the greatest... ...Thessalonians 4: 14: “For if we... ...prepares the way for the divine... ...service for the departed... ...service that God performs for some... ...My sheep”—such was the mandate Jesus... ...it was that the good shepherd... ...His flock to the disciple. That... ...is how the gospel of... ...John describes the events. The... ...of Acts, on the other hand,... ...this mandate: at the Apostles’ council... ...he saw to the unity of... ...the congregations by... ...admonishing the Christians to... ...concentrate on the essential. This... ...been entrusted to the Chief Apostle—is... ...known as the “Petrine office”:... ...the duties pertaining... ...to it, and the benefit it... ...brings to the believers, is... ...the content of the sermon on... ...the first Sunday... ...… Aspects of the church of... ...week later, however, they are explored... ...perspective. This time, the focus is... ...known today by the name of... ...Mary, the mother of Jesus.... ...Jesus: Mary believed the message of... ...the angel and thereby made her... ...election sure. Nevertheless, she never... ...being superior to others, but remained... ...an example for the fulfilment of... ...the First Commandment,... ...which is the focal point... ...of the service on... ...the third Sunday... ...June. “I am the Lord, Your... ...shall have no other gods before... ...as it was the moment Moses... ...received the Ten Commandments... ...on Mount Sinai. The First Commandment... ...calls upon the believers to... ...God. Which God? The one who... ...occurs primarily in the divine services,... ...in the form of... ...brings us to the fourth Sunday... ...which features yet another of the... ...Ten Commandments: “Remember the Sabbath day,... ...was to sanctify the day of... ...it was on the seventh day... ...rested and sanctified the day. Christians... ...this commandment to the Sunday, the... ...of Christ’s resurrection. The Sabbath day... ...and with one another, commemorating the... ...resurrection and the sacrifice of... ...Apostle puts it: “The best way... ...to keep the Sabbath day... ...to participate in the divine service.”... ...Here as in the beyond Jesus... ...Christ performed the greatest service... ...and resurrected, and thereby paved the... ...only applies to the living, according... ...to 1 Thessalonians 4: 14:... ...Christ and receives the sacraments follows... ...in the same course... ...of events that the Man Jesus... ...experienced. He was the first to... ...live through the resurrection. This... ...more than merely the immortality of... ...the soul, but rather has its... ...effect on the person as... ...But this is the content of... ...the fifth Sunday... ...June, which prepares the way for... ...the divine service... ...for the departed on... ...the first weekend... ...God—that is what the divine services... ...on the first four... ...all about. And the fifth holy... ...day of the month has... ...to do with the service that... ...service for the departed on the... More