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.

In 2025, the NAK-Diakonia Foundation spent more money than it received. The annual report shows where the funds went, and what they made possible.

Like a prayer, the song opened the divine service, carrying with it a promise, a wish, and a shared goal. 

A gospel festival on a city square, an organ expedition across the city, and a classical concert in a church: New Apostolic Christians either invite people in or go out to meet them. Here are three examples that show how music breaks down barriers.

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.

A small detail in an old picture unravels a profound mystery and reveals an invitation extended to every human being. Insights from a divine service with the Chief 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. 

Gloom, an inner emptiness, and worries: the longing for joy is great. The Chief Apostle reveals where the key to true joy lies—and what prevents us from experiencing it.

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. 

Even his opponents called him an Apostle of love: eighty years ago, District Apostle Jan Jochems from the Netherlands retired—following years of tension. 

How can we reach heaven? Or, to put it another way: how can one achieve perfect harmony. The brother of the prodigal son shows how not to go about it. In a divine service, the Chief Apostle shows how it’s done.

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.

Who will enter heaven? Jesus gives a surprising answer by pointing to a celebration, an open door, and a person who refuses to go in. The video from a divine service with the Chief Apostle.

Physical activity with a lasting impact—on foot or by bike. New Apostolic Christians in South Africa and Germany are channelling their energy into helping others. 

Encountering Christ … Just as it was for the disciples in their day, Christ’s presence is still a source of peace, joy, and hope today. Everyone who accepts His invitation will experience His nearness.