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.

The resurrection of Jesus shows: everything is possible with God. And this power of faith and love touches our lives. This is what the song “With You I can” is about.

“Blessed assurance, Jesus is mine”. Here is a touching version of a classic by the congregation of Brussels. The real star of the performance is the children’s choir, singing their hearts out.

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.

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.

No, he had not intended to compose yet another special piece. John Rodriques recounts the story behind the concluding hymn of the 2026 Pentecost celebrations.

No triumphant farewell, no grand gesture. Instead, a silent prayer set to music. Music accompanied the retirement of Chief Apostle Jean-Luc Schneider—with a song composed especially for the occasion.

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?

With rhythm and infectious energy, the Young People’s Choir brought the spirit of joy to the 2026 Pentecost concert. “South African Medley” made cultural richness audible.

A special guest made an appearance at the 2026 Pentecost concert in Cape Town, South Africa: the audience. Invited to join the grand finale, spectators sang along—clearly relishing the moment. 

Have your tissues ready. The orchestra, choir, and Young People’s Choir performed a deeply touching rendition of “God be with you till we meet again”.

The orchestra, two choirs, and an impressive lineup of soloists transformed the Pentecost concert into a celebration enjoyed by tens of thousands of spectators—both on site and online. The photos from Silvertown.

Not only church members around the globe are eagerly awaiting the Pentecost concert from Cape Town. Here is a quick peek. The concert on 23 May 2026, 5 p.m. (UTC+2) can be followed via livestream.

The New Apostolic Church is embarking on a historic week: believers from all around the world are turning their attention to the Pentecost celebrations in South Africa—and the ordination of a new Chief Apostle.

Pentecost week is approaching. And to prepare our hearts, we turn to “Spirit renewed”, the 2023 South African hit that has become the New Apostolic Pentecost anthem.

From humanitarian aid and creative youth initiatives to revitalised congregations and the sound of music. Faith in action can be seen all over the world. 

A song of hope and faith, “Kalila Mangwana” (Don’t cry for tomorrow) is sung in Shona, a language spoken primarily by the Shona people of Zimbabwe.