(19.02.2007) St. Catharines, Ontario. In St. Catharines, Ontario a new initiative has been implemented to introduce the new apostolic faith to the Chinese community. "Conversation Cafe" takes place each Saturday for the parents of some 200 children taking Chinese class at Lakeport Secondary School. more ...

(19.02.2007) Cleveland. As reported before, Chief Apostle Wilhelm Leber will conduct two Services in Cleveland, Ohio on the first weekend of March. Prior to these services he will visit the congregation in Maracay, Venezuela on Sunday, February 25th and in Florida on Wednesday, February 28th. more ...

(19.02.2007) Cape Town. Music co-ordinators from the area of District Apostle N E Barnes (Cape district) gathered for a conference at Dennekraal from 9 to 11 February 2007. These co-ordinators assist their respective apostles and bishops with leading, developing and co-ordinating the music work in their areas. more ...

(18.02.2007) Zurich. On 18 March 2007, Chief Apostle Wilhelm Leber, the international leader of the New Apostolic Church, will conduct a divine service in Groningen, Netherlands, at which time he will ordain the now Bishop Peter Klene (49) to the Apostle ministry. District Apostle Theodoor de Bruijn, who is responsible for the Church in the Netherlands, has had a letter informing the members of this news read out in all congregations of his District Church. more ...

(13.02.2007) Cape Town. On Sunday, 21 January 2007 District Apostle Noel Barnes (NAC Cape) launched the Sun Flower project for the 2007 Sunday school year. All members viewed a DVD on the AVT Network which highlighted the planned theme. This sunflower project will be the main theme for Thanksgiving 2007 in the Cape district church. more ...

(01.02.2007) Santana. The temperatures and humidity were high in Santana, on the east coast of the island of São Tomé in the Gulf of Guinea, where Chief Apostle Wilhelm Leber conducted a divine service attended by some 2,000 brethren. It was a brief but very impressive trip. more ...

(01.02.2007) Lusaka. Zambia and Malawi - two large New Apostolic District Churches with a total of over 1.4 million members between them - have launched a common internet platform. In his message of greeting, District Apostle Charles S. Ndandula writes that it has taken quite some time to introduce the District Church on the internet, and that he is now happy to present this new website. more ...

(30.01.2007) Waterloo. The New Apostolic Church Canada has a new website. A completely new and very fresh-looking layout greets visitors with a friendly “Welcome.” Changes include separate domains for new and registered visitors. An option to click to the French version makes the positive new image complete. more ...

(28.01.2007) Klaipeda. As of today the New Apostolic Church in Lithuania has its own internet presence. Visitors are led through the website in three languages, namely Lithuanian, Russian, and English. There is also a contact address available for visitors in search of further information. more ...

(26.01.2007) Frankfurt. The Committee for special affairs and a delegation from Rainbow-NAC have been meeting for regular discussions since 2002. The objective of this ongoing dialogue is to discuss the situation of homosexual, bisexual, and transsexual brethren in the NAC, dismantle prejudices, and promote common endeavours for clarification and understanding. The mutual trust between the two groups has made it possible for them to work together intensively on these topics, an endeavour that is supported with great interest by the Chief Apostle and the District Apostles. more ...