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.

He possesses more than he needs. Yet he lacks what matters most. In Oldenburg, Chief Apostle Helge Mutschler explained what the rich farmer teaches us about the kingdom of heaven.

“What do you think of me?” The question seems to be fishing for compliments. But in fact, it goes much deeper: it speaks to our longing to be seen and found.

More than four million euros went to humanitarian aid projects in Africa, Asia and Europe in 2025 through NAK-karitativ. Where did the money come from, and where did it go? Here is a closer look.

Peace is more than a mere ceasefire. It begins where fear gives way, walls come tumbling down, and people start listening to one another again. Jesus Christ shows us what really matters. 

Are human beings legally permitted to kill other human beings? Is this revenge or justice? Humanity is divided on such questions. What does the Bible say? And where is the church on the subject? Some answers on the occasion of the “World Day Against the Death Penalty” on 10 October.

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.  

Tears are simply part of life—but they will not have the last word. Chief Apostle Mutschler preached in Reutlingen about the harvest of joy that is sure to come.  

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.

Bruised, burnt out, at the end of your rope? God is paying attention and will give you hope again. How? This is something the Chief Apostle illustrated in a recent divine service.

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

Beautiful things fade, suffering cannot simply be smiled away, and faith is not a competitive sport—and yet Apostle Paul talks about a kind of joy that endures for all time! What is his secret? 

The psalmist hits a crisis—one that any of us could face. Asaph is ready to throw in the towel. But then he finds a way out of the situation, one that anyone can follow.

 No fear, no pressure to perform, no struggle for love: when we understand our own relationship with God, we can deal with guilt, suffering, and the future in a completely different way.

This weekend, the Chief Apostle is visiting the Vienna district in Austria. To set the mood, we are sharing the song that captured the hearts of the New Apostolic community at the 2017 Pentecost service.

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

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 hundred metres up, trembling knees, and then the free fall: sometimes life feels exactly like that. But God has more faith in human beings than we have in ourselves. And He helps us.