(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 ...

(24.01.2007) Cleveland. Chief Apostle Wilhelm Leber will visit the city of Cleveland, Ohio where he will conduct a Ministers’ and Wives’ Service, as well as the Service for the Departed. Accompanying our Chief Apostle will be the District Apostles Andrew Andersen and Richard Freund. Both services will be transmitted to the USA District as well as the United Kingdom and Ireland. more ...

(11.01.2007) Zurich. The New Apostolic Church publishes a new statement on transsexuality. It states that whether, and in what degree, a person absolutely committed to transsexuality acquires guilt before God through sex adaptation, is solely up to God to determine. Sex adaptation falls in the domain of self-responsibility. more ...

(11.01.2007) Zurich. In the position papers on Holy Baptism and Holy Sealing as well as in the comments concerning "exclusiveness" as published by the New Apostolic Church on January 24, 2006, statements were made concerning the Holy Spirit. The question has been raised, with reference to these statements, of whether they do not constitute a contradiction: on the one hand, dispensing of Holy Spirit is bound to apostleship while, on the other, it is stated that the Holy Spirit can also be active in other religious denominations which truthfully profess Christ. more ...

(08.01.2007) Brasilia. The New Apostolic Church of Brazil and Bolivia is online—with both countries hosted together on one platform. In three languages they offer internet visitors the most important information on their history, faith, and congregational life. A convenient click links users directly to the administration offices of the two South American District Churches. more ...

(02.01.2007) Zurich. Chief Apostle Wilhelm Leber declared that "we must make the celebration of Holy Communion more of a focal point in the divine services." In his interview with the editors the Chief Apostle also went on to explain why he believes training for our ministers is necessary. He also announced a second information evening toward the end of 2007. One possible topic might deal with issues concerning the Church’s history. more ...

(20.12.2006) Zurich. The New Apostolic Church publishes a series of articles on the "Testimony". On 20 December the last of five articles appears in the German edition of the official church periodical "Unsere Familie". Here we will publish important source material and annotated versions of the articles in English, distributed by the Working Group History of the New Apostolic Church. more ...

(20.12.2006) Zurich. “Nothing is more constant than change” - it was with this well known saying that Chief Apostle Wilhelm Leber discharged the hitherto chairman of the Coordination Group (CG) - District Apostle Armin Studer from Switzerland - of his duties with this Church body. From now on District Apostle Wilfried Klingler from Hannover will chair the Coordination Group. more ...