(19.07.2006) Nelspruit, South Africa. With a population of some 65,000 inhabitants, Nelspruit is the capital of the South African province of Mpumalanga, around 330 kilometres east of Johannesburg. The New Apostolic congregation there was delighted to host an important visitor, namely Chief Apostle Wilhelm Leber, the international leader of the New Apostolic Church, who conducted the Sunday service on 16 July 2006. more ...

(15.07.2006) Lusaka. There were two retirements and two ordinations in the festive divine service on 9 July 2006 in Lusaka, Zambia. For Wilhelm Leber, the leader of the international Church, it was the first visit in his ministry as Chief Apostle to this African country below the equator. more ...

(10.07.2006) Zurich. For years the international website of the New Apostolic Church has presented an exhaustive inventory of current announcements and reports from the “New Apostolic world.” As of 1 August 2006 this online presentation will be redesigned: new contents will be added, and the site will be updated with a more modern layout. more ...

(21.06.2006) Birmingham. District Apostle Helper Karl Hoffmann actually lives in Florida, but he is hardly ever to be found there. As a District Apostle Helper in the New Apostolic District Church of the USA, his numerous and widespread working areas would often bring him to some of the most remote regions of the world. Last Sunday he was given a well-deserved retirement from active ministry at the age of 65. more ...

(13.06.2006) Zurich. District Apostle Helper Karl Hoffmann (65) from the USA will retire this coming Sunday. Chief Apostle Wilhelm Leber, international leader of the New Apostolic Church, will conduct the festive divine service for this occasion in Birmingham, England. more ...

(09.06.2006) Cape Town. A total of 1.7 million souls in 8,000 congregations saw and heard the Pentecost service conducted by Chief Apostle Wilhelm Leber in Cape Town. Thanks to modern satellite technology it was possible to transmit this big event for the New Apostolic Church to all five continents. more ...

(07.06.2006) Cape Town. Chief Apostle Wilhelm Leber’s Pentecost greeting for 2006 is directed to all New Apostolic Christians on all continents. The Church leader calls upon all to take sovereign control of their faith. His message is: “Let us fight the battle of faith!” more ...

(07.06.2006) Cape Town. Chief Apostle Wilhelm Leber conducted this year’s Pentecost service in Cape Town, South Africa. He preached about being filled with the Holy Spirit: “And when they had prayed, the place where they were assembled together was shaken; and they were all filled with the Holy Spirit, and they spoke the word of God with boldness.” more ...

(03.06.2006) Zurich. Representatives from the European District Churches of the New Apostolic Church gathered in Zurich for their first meeting to discuss administrative reform in Europe. On account of worsening demographic tendencies, the New Apostolic Church will try to identify and implement potential cost saving measures within its administrative endeavours over the next few years. more ...

(02.06.2006) Zurich. "The New Apostolic Church will welcome those with HIV and AIDS and their families with love and acceptance. The Christian response to a person with HIV/AIDS must be compassionate, helpful, and redemptive. Jesus, as our example, cared for those with disease with a personal demonstration of God's love (Luke 5:12-16)." It is with these words that the New Apostolic Church’s guideline for dealing with HIV/AIDS begins. more ...