One Chief Apostle retires, a new one begins his ministry. The new edition of community looks back on Pentecost in Cape Town and follows Chief Apostle Helge Mutschler as he takes his first steps in ministry.

A charging station beneath the trees, surrounded by laughter: while mobile phones power up, young people at the National Youth Day at the Fazenda Tungane in Angola draw new strength for their faith—our Picture of the Month for September.

Many countries, one shared faith — young people across Europe and Africa have been coming together in recent weeks to celebrate their youth weekends.

Two brothers, two Apostles, two pioneers—one was recruited by the US intelligence service, the other was struck by lightning. Wilbert Vovak and Ernest Vovak would have marked two significant milestones this week.  

Whether through youth gatherings, benefit concerts, or fundraising campaigns, New Apostolic congregations around the world are reaching out to help others.

The temple is not merely a place, it is the church of Christ: open to everyone and dedicated to prayer. However, not everyone is aware of this. The Chief Apostle provides some insight. 

What is congregational life like in remote areas? The Chief Apostle wanted to see for himself. He found a simple church—and a congregation that left a lasting impression.

Some see education and religion as opposing forces. The initiatives presented here tell a different story. To mark International Literacy Day, we highlight educational projects supported by the Church and its partners around the world.

A prophet on the run, ravens as providers, and a God who can be relied upon. The Chief Apostle draws five lessons from the incident at the Brook Cherith—lessons that together convey the most important message of all.

Enthusiasm directed not at the person, but at what he represents. Following a divine service with Chief Apostle Helge Mutschler in Kananga (DR Congo)—our picture of the month.

These evil spirits, which sow fear and discord, are currently very active. But those who believe can defend themselves. Here are three counter-forces drawn from a divine service by the Chief Apostle. 

There is no way out of the abyss by our own strength. But God reaches out His hand to us. “For with the Lord there is mercy, and with Him is abundant redemption.” (Psalm 130: 7 excerpt).

Figuring out the correct dates of his life is a challenge. But then the pioneers of those days had more important things to do than writing down numbers for posterity. What matters is the spiritual legacy: Apostle George Henwood Mkandawire would have celebrated his 125th birthday these days.

The storms of life are fierce: darkness, headwinds, and endless rowing. But Jesus Christ never loses sight of His own. Today, more than ever, He comes walking on the very waters that threaten to overwhelm us.

Children are being hunted down, tortured, and murdered because they are accused of possessing magical powers. Efforts to combat these atrocities are growing. An overview marking the World Day Against Witch Hunts.

With a charity initiative at a children’s hospital, specialised pastoral care training, and a festive divine service to round off the event, the Mamas in Angola marked their third National Women’s Day in a spirit of service, learning, and faith.

What kind of clothes do Christians wear? Where can they be found? And how much do they cost? The Chief Apostle’s answer is surprising, “We already have them. Put them on.”

Jesus’ guiding principle: to lift people up! Then as now, Christ reaches out His hand, helps us to our feet, and encourages us to be a light for others.