Children draw pictures of God, talk to Him, and question Him. Their ideas of God change as they grow older and reveal how they understand the world, themselves, and God.

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.

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 shape what comes next.

Not everyone is the same, and that is perfectly normal. An open-minded approach, honest answers, and small steps in everyday life can help to make inclusion a natural part of life for children.

Does making sacrifices automatically mean giving something up? Not necessarily. The word actually tells a completely different story: one of closeness, of showing we care, of paying attention. Here is how children can discover this. 

Honour your father and your mother. How often has this demand been misused—at the expense of the most vulnerable? A closer look at the Bible reveals that the commandment is not a one-way street.

Prayer is a superpower that strengthens, sustains, and gives hope, even if things don’t always change immediately. Here are five tips to help children experience this power.

What do recipes from the Bible taste like? How did people live in the time of Jesus? Which quotes get a laugh? Experiences from Western Germany regarding the rich diversity of the Bible. 

Three days, a range of topics, and hundreds of helping hands: at the Together Conference in Columbus, Ohio, believers from across the United States experienced what unity means.

How can faith be made visible? In over 250 creative entries, young New Apostolic Christians from across India interpreted the 2026 motto as part of a logo contest. The winners have now been announced. 

It was the first New Apostolic school. The Escola Nova Apostólica in Portugal is celebrating its fortieth anniversary—a milestone made even more special by the participation of a youth choir that travelled there especially for the occasion.

Faith, fellowship, and new beginnings define the third issue of the community magazine. From Pentecost to new projects and spiritual reflections, this edition has lots to offer.

Through loving support, open communication, and clear boundaries, children learn to build trust—while also recognising when caution is needed. 

How do we explain God’s origin? Children’s questions often prompt adults to reflect more deeply.  The key here is to respond with empathy, clarity, and honesty. 

God always has time. He never grows tired, and His intentions are always good. Even when He says no sometimes, it is out of love. A heartfelt message for the children from a divine service by the Chief Apostle.

When children ask why, an important dialogue begins. What’s needed are not perfect answers, but genuine support in everyday family life. 

The new edition of community takes readers on a journey through the diversity of the New Apostolic world—from a new e-learning platform to a New Apostolic television station to the topic of pastoral care. 

Shattered wishes, broken dreams, and dashed hopes … Disappointment is something that children experience in a raw, immediate way. Yet even in those moments, God is a loving companion, understanding exactly what each of us truly needs.