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.  

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.

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.

You don’t necessarily need to organise a large-scale campaign to help. Every little bit helps to bring a little relief when disaster strikes. New Apostolic Christians in Venezuela are currently experiencing this firsthand. 

Look, go, and help: all over the world, people are stepping up to help others in need. New Apostolic relief agencies are also making a difference—an overview on World Humanitarian Day.

With a charity initiative at a children’s hospital, specialised pastoral care training, and a festive divine service to round off the event, the Mamas in Angola marked their third National Women’s Day in a spirit of service, learning, and faith.

More donations, a significant surplus, and key projects: NAK-Humanitas looks back on a successful 2025 and looks into the future with a solid foundation. 

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.

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. 

Faith, fellowship, and new beginnings define the third issue of the community magazine. From Pentecost to new projects and spiritual reflections, this edition has lots to offer.

Big impact from second-hand treasures: Bonaire’s new thrift store is winning hearts and bringing people and the Church together. 

Conferences, aid campaigns, marches—women are empowering women in Africa and taking a stand for faith, community, education, and a deeper appreciation of their gender. 

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. 

When disaster strikes and all you have left are the clothes you are wearing, every contribution helps. This is where NACSEA Relief comes in: fast, practical, and forward-looking.

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. 

You don’t have to possess a lot to be able to give. The International Day of Charity on 5 September serves as a reminder of this. A congregation in Denver, Colorado (USA) sets a lasting example.