How are our sisters and brothers in The Gambia faring? District Apostle Stefan Pöschel was able to get a first-hand impression during his recent visit. One thing is clear: life is not easy for them.

Pastoral care is not the sole responsibility of the ministers. What can it accomplish and what are its limits? What is permitted and what is not? A module on nac.academy provides some answers.

The web and print products are all channels through which nac.today conveys information and news. Some people, however, still want to share it in their own way. Is that okay? There is a clear answer to this question—along with three little points to observe. 

Today, we honour Norberto Rubén Batista, who would have turned 75 on 12 March. Loved across South America, he left a lasting mark despite serving only two years as District Apostle.

Divine services for the departed are a moving experience for many.  But why do they exist and how do they work? A module on nac.academy provides some insight.

During the recent visit of the Chief Apostle to Lusaka, Zambia, a sign language choir delivered a performance that speaks beyond words. Here is a contribution in honour of World Hearing Day today, 3 March.

From delicate and fragile to powerful and majestic—and always deeply moving: this is the sound that emerges when South African musicians reinterpret what is often regarded as a simple children’s song.

Practical knowledge on preaching, liturgy, pastoral care, and other topics: this is what the e-learning platform nac.academy offers. Access is very easy and open to anyone who is interested. Here is the first article of a new series.

In a state of harmony with the music, her instrument, and herself. Our photo of the month – January 2026. It was used to illustrate a report on two separate Youth Days in Kinshasa in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

The Bible is more than just an old book. It is like a treasure chest full of stories about God and humankind. But who actually wrote it?

What is “congregation”? Certainly, more than a club or a place. And yet it is a little different from “church”. A recently published paper seeks answers.

Epiphany, Épiphanie, Fiesta de revelación … This term has made an appearance in our church calendar and is rather unusual for us. However, it is one of the oldest Christian festivals.

Christmas is almost over, and the new year has begun under the 2026 motto. In January, our divine services will follow the life of Jesus, from infant to Saviour of the world. Here are the topics that will be explored this month.

All around the globe, our 2025 motto has unfolded its potential: inspiring commitment, love in action, fellowship, and a living faith. Here is a look back.

Lively, diverse, and reflecting local traditions: that is how the congregations of the New Apostolic Church can be described. The photos of the year on nac.today testify to this. 

“It’s time to do good!” This year’s motto is especially relevant for our children.  This time the question is: How can children learn to wait?

“Yesu Nafyalwa Ilelo.” This is how Christmas sounds in Bemba, one of the seven major languages among Zambia’s seventy. The carol celebrates the birth of Christ and draws listeners into the warmth and cheer of the season.

Flowers, photos, and flags on the wall of a building—and in front of it, children with hymnals. What’s going on at this Paris restaurant? A picture and its story.