(22.08.2006) Dortmund/Lusaka. The relief organisation of the New Apostolic District Churches of Germany, "NAK-karitativ", has pledged to collaborate closely with the "Henwood Foundation", the aid organisation of the New Apostolic District Church of Zambia, in its agricultural projects. With the help of suitable agricultural methods and drought resistant crops, farmers will in future be able to produce enough for themselves as well as the marketplace. more ...

(21.08.2006) Zurich. As District Apostle Armin Studer, leader of the New Apostolic District Church of Switzerland, relates in a letter to his congregations, there will be some personnel changes made on Sunday, 22 October 2006: Apostle Rudolf Schneider (65) and Bishop Hanspeter Nydegger (65) will both be retired. One Apostle and two Bishops will be ordained to succeed them. more ...

(10.08.2006) Manila. "We hope you will enjoy your stay!" With this friendly invitation the new designed internet site of the New Apostolic Church in the Philippines welcomes all readers. The new outlook is modern, with clear structures. more ...

(08.08.2006) Cape Town. Widespread damage was caused by the storm which hit the Southern Cape on Monday 31 July 2006, and continued for the next few days. At least four people died, and many people lost all their belongings. more ...

(08.08.2006) Johannesburg. Chief Apostle Wilhelm Leber made his first visit as Chief Apostle to the New Apostolic district church of South East Africa from 12 to 16 July 2006. On this visit he was accompanied by the District Apostles Noel Barnes (NAC Cape), Michael Ehrich (Southern Germany), Leslie Latorcai (Canada), and District Apostle Helper Michael Deppner (Democratic Republic of Congo). more ...

(31.07.2006) Beirut/Haifa. The ongoing Middle Eastern conflict between Israel and Lebanon is also having its effects on local congregations of the New Apostolic Church. The situation is especially precarious in cities such as Beirut and Haifa which are coming under heavy bombardment. There is great concern for our brethren in the region! more ...

(27.06.2006) Birmingham. The audio recording of the divine service by Chief Apostle Wilhelm Leber on 18 June 2006 offered by the New Apostolic Church in England is approximately 1 hour and 50 minutes in length. It was in this service that the international Church leader granted Karl Hoffmann, District Apostle Helper in the District Church of the USA, a well-deserved retirement. more ...

(07.06.2006) Cape Town. Divine service transmission from Cape Town: Chief Apostle Wilhelm Leber conducts this year’s Pentecost service in the New Apostolic Church in Tafelsig, a gigantic church edifice that offers seating for 4,000 people. Approximately 1.5 million New Apostolic Christians are connected by satellite transmission, and before the start of the divine service, viewers around the world are treated to a film about the 100-year history of the New Apostolic Church in Cape Town. “Welcome to Cape Town, the mother among the cities of South Africa.” more ...

(02.06.2006) Zurich. Airy, well structured, and very informative—that is how the New Apostolic Church Switzerland is now presenting itself on its new website. Since 1 June 2006 the District Church has presented nine different categories on various subjects. more ...

(01.06.2006) Zurich. According to reports from District Apostle Alfons Tansahtikno, leader of the New Apostolic Church in Indonesia, four New Apostolic members lost their lives in the serious earthquake in Yogyakarta on the island of Java. Hundreds of members are without shelter, as is the majority of the region’s population. more ...