A pioneer of the New Apostolic Church in Australia, Jakob Dietz was ordained as an Apostle exactly one hundred years ago this month.

Our 2025 motto unfolded its potential all around the world. Its message remains just as relevant in 2026, as the upcoming midweek service will show. Here is an opportunity to look back.

The head offices of the New Apostolic Churches in Europe are working together even more closely. At their most recent meeting, the District Apostles discussed specific requirements.

District Apostle, entrepreneur, philanthropist. His life was characterised by drive, gratitude, and the desire to help others—a legacy that endures to this day. It was 90 years ago that Horst Ehlebracht was born.  

A leadership personality with his own unique profile: that was District Apostle Ernst Hermann Graf. He passed away recently at the age of 95. Following is a look back on his life.  

The ordination of an Apostle is a special occasion. But before the ordination takes place, there is a ceremony—one usually held in the presence of the Apostles alone. What happens during such a solemn gathering? nac.today offers a glimpse behind the scenes.

God gives first. Trust and gratitude grow from this experience. District Apostle Arnaud Martig from Canada connects our 2026 motto with reflections on Thanksgiving. 

His legacy to the New Apostolic Church includes a historical self-portrait and some cultural peculiarities: eighty years ago, on 25 October, Karl Weinmann was ordained an Apostle.

Leadership transition in Southern Germany: the new District Apostle Martin Rheinberger (right) with his predecessor Michael Ehrich (centre) and Chief Apostle Helge Mutschler (left)—our photo of the month for July. 

Responsibility, pastoral care, love for the Lord—these qualities defined the ministry of District Apostle Michael Ehrich. After 44 years as a minister, Chief Apostle Helge Mutschler retired him.

Apostles’ doctrine, breaking of bread, fellowship, and prayer. This is the programmatic focus for Martin Rheinberger, the new District Apostle of Southern Germany.

Open for all people, firm in the gospel: with his last spiritual address to the District Apostle Meeting, Chief Apostle Jean-Luc Schneider once again set some clear priorities.

A shepherd does not carry his staff merely for decoration. District Apostle Élie Tatien Mukinda (Democratic Republic of the Congo West) uses this image to speak about leadership and responsibility.

After 20 years in ministry, District Apostle Michael Ehrich is retiring. His ministry took him behind the altar, into congregations, among young people, and into international responsibilities—and each time it brought him back to his mission of proclaiming Christ.

Where does the heart of the Church truly beat? In this interview, District Apostle Helper Martin Rheinberger (Southern Germany) speaks about faith, generations, and responsibility. His answers are both practical and deeply grounded in everyday church life.

God created human beings for fellowship. Yet various influences often threaten to undermine it. District Apostle David Heynes (Northern and Eastern Germany) explains how we can maintain our closeness to God.  

What happens when a 17-year-old suddenly realises: this is where I belong? District Apostle David Heynes (Northern and Eastern Germany) talks in an interview about formative experiences, cultural diversity, and servant leadership.

Pentecost is still close. The images are vivid, the words still resonate, and the music lingers. But what remains when everyday life grows louder than the memories?