(07.02.2006) Berlin. After 40 years in office as a minister of the New Apostolic Church, Apostle Sieghard Behr was given a festive retirement on Sunday, 5 February 2006. In his divine service in Berlin, Chief Apostle Wilhelm Leber mentioned that the retiring apostle had always performed his commission conscientiously and in holy zeal. more ...

(24.01.2006) Zurich. The New Apostolic Church has more precisely defined its position on salvation and exclusiveness. It now publicly states that the sealed Christians of the New Apostolic Church understand themselves to be the bride of Christ and thus have the opportunity to take part in the return of the Lord. During the Last Judgement, God will once again grant salvation through His Son. All souls who are then able to stand before God will gain entry to the new creation and eternal fellowship with God. more ...

(24.01.2006) Zurich. Effective 24 January 2006, the New Apostolic Church has changed its position on Holy Baptism and Holy Sealing. A specially scheduled information evening in Uster (Switzerland) was transmitted via satellite to all New Apostolic congregations around the world. more ...

(24.01.2006) Uster. The New Apostolic congregation in Uster (Switzerland) was the scene of an information evening that was transmitted to all New Apostolic congregations around the world via satellite. Chief Apostle Wilhelm Leber, the principal clergyman of the New Apostolic Church, personally moderated the information evening. more ...

(13.01.2006) Ndana/Congo. After a long, bravely endured illness, Apostle Théophile Mundele Bayungasa passed away at the age of 54. The funeral took place on 14 January 2006 in the central church in Inkisi, in the province of Bas-Congo. more ...

(08.01.2006) Berlin. For the first time in his ministry as the leader of the New Apostolic Church, Chief Apostle Wilhelm Leber will conduct a divine service in Berlin, during which he will grant Apostle Sieghard Behr, who has been active for many years, a well-deserved retirement. more ...

(22.12.2005) Nuuk. Aleqa Hammond, a sister in faith from the congregation of Nuuk, has been appointed the new Family and Justice Minister of her homeland of Greenland. District Apostle Karlheinz Schumacher, who is responsible for the activities of the New Apostolic Church in Greenland, expressed his heartfelt best wishes to her. more ...

(07.12.2005) Port Harcourt. An extended trip to conduct divine services in Nigeria led Chief Apostle Wilhelm Leber to Owerri, Port Harcourt, and Uyo. In the service in Owerri on Saturday, 01.12.2005 he retired Apostle Felix Amah Omeh and ordained Geoffrey Odinakachi Nwogu as a new apostle. David Adjabeng from Ghana received the bishop ministry. more ...

(28.11.2005) Bremen. Karlheinz Schumacher is the name of the new district apostle of the District Church of Northern Germany. He has thus taken on the pastoral and organisational direction of some 300 congregations counting approximately 45,000 members of the New Apostolic Church in the German federal states of Bremen, Hamburg, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Schleswig-Holstein and the northwest region of Lower Saxony. Beyond this, the District Church of Northern Germany also coordinates the activities of the New Apostolic Church in the countries of Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Greenland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden. more ...

(23.11.2005) Zurich. On Tuesday evening, 24 January 2006, the New Apostolic Church will introduce a new chapter in its communication policy: an information evening will be broadcast by satellite to a specially invited audience. The chief apostle and district apostles agreed on this initiative during last October's District Apostles' Meeting in Zurich. more ...