Some things in the gospels are not readily understood. After all, two thousand years lie between their world and ours. A new series takes a closer look: at people and powers, at customs and traditions.

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.

Inner balance? It comes down to finding answers to two questions: Who am I? What am I here for? And what matters most is whom we turn to for these answers—a journey through youth services and beyond.

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.

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.

Winning people for Christ: this is common goal of the Council of Churches, which has now expanded to include the New Apostolic Church as a full member. 

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. 

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.

The countdown to Easter began this week. Many Christians are preparing for it by fasting. Read about what Jesus really wanted and what our hearts, hands, and brain can learn now.

Flowers, photos, and flags on the wall of a building—and in front of it, children with hymnals. What’s going on at this Paris restaurant? A picture and its story.

The Advent calendars on the shelves are colourful and flashy and are filled with all kinds of treats, from chocolates to mini sausages. Originally, the season was about fasting. So how does this all fit together? 

When a mission becomes a brand and faith becomes a success story, you lose sight of the cross. But Jesus reminds us in an unnerving kind of way that love is not measured by how many people have been exposed to it, but by true discipleship.

An Apostle in prison! And young people went with him. Their mission: pastoral care. The following story from Equatorial Guinea shows how a change of heart can transform someone’s life.

Translation makes the world linguistically borderless. Not everyone realises this. Today is a day dedicated entirely to the art and importance of translation. 

“No one can dry another person’s tears without getting their own hands wet,” a saying goes. Here is how we can help those who have suffered a loss.

She was a wife and mother, and decided over war and more mundane conflicts. Nothing was too much for her. A singular biblical figure tells us about her time, her life, and her heroic deeds. In all modesty.