(24.05.2007) Zurich/Hamburg. Pentecost 2007 – a big event for the New Apostolic Church. The Church’s international president and Chief Apostle, Dr. Wilhelm Leber, will conduct a divine service on Pentecost Sunday, 27 May 2007 in the Hamburg Congress Centre. More than 7,900 New Apostolic congregations in 70 countries will be connected in both sound and picture via satellite transmission. Some 1.5 million souls will be able to take part in the divine service. The sermon will be translated into English at the altar, and from there into over 20 other languages. more ...

(23.05.2007) Zurich/Dortmund. The opening festivities for the European Youth Day (EYT) of the New Apostolic Church will kick off in exactly two years—on 21 May 2009. The event’s official website has been online since Monday, 21 May 2007. As of now, interested readers can find milestone dates, news, and other information about the event’s organisation and content. more ...

(21.05.2007) Zurich/Hamburg. At the end of May, the international leader of the New Apostolic Church, Chief Apostle Dr. Wilhelm Leber, will visit the District Churches of Northern Germany for this year’s feast of Pentecost. Over 60 Apostles from within Europe and the countries served from Europe are expected to attend the celebration with him. The highlight will be the divine service in the Hamburg Congress Centre, which will be transmitted to more than 60 countries, such as South Africa, White Russia, the Baltic region, and the Nordic countries by satellite. The service will be transmitted to all continents. more ...

(18.05.2007) Zurich/Hamburg. Pentecost 2007 is a big event for the New Apostolic Church: on 27 May 2007 the Church’s international president and Chief Apostle, Dr. Wilhelm Leber, will conduct a divine service in the Hamburg Congress Centre, which will be transmitted by satellite to more than 60 countries on all five continents in both sound and picture. more ...

(16.05.2007) Hamburg. Wednesday morning, 2 May. Chief Apostle Wilhelm Leber, the leader of the New Apostolic Church International, is seated at his desk in Hamburg. Jörg Idler and Roland Schmidt of the Verlag Friedrich Bischoff have set up the technical equipment required in order to record the Chief Apostle’s video message for this year’s celebration of Pentecost. more ...

(16.05.2007) Buenos Aires. "A heartfelt welcome!" Thick letters spell out this friendly invitation to visit the new website of the Iglesia Nueva Apostólica, which serves the South American countries of Chile, Paraguay, and Uruguay. more ...

(14.05.2007) Hamburg. Wednesday morning, 2 May. Chief Apostle Wilhelm Leber, the leader of the New Apostolic Church International, is seated at his desk in Hamburg. Jörg Idler and Roland Schmidt of the Verlag Friedrich Bischoff have set up the technical equipment required in order to record the Chief Apostle’s video message for this year’s celebration of Pentecost. more ...

(09.05.2007) Zurich. At the end of April, the District Apostles of Europe assembled for their first conference of the year. Among other things they approved the production of a so-called “Image DVD” about the New Apostolic Church. Production of this new DVD will be entrusted to the Church’s own Public Relations Work Group in collaboration with a professional agency based in Germany. more ...

(04.05.2007) Hamburg/Copenhagen. “Hjertelig velkommen på Den Nyapostolske Kirke i Danmarks sider – A warm welcome to the website of the New Apostolic Church in Denmark.” It is with this friendly greeting that visitors are invited to learn interesting details about this Church district in Northern Europe. A portrait of the Scandinavian District Church, along with the Church’s activities and contact information, are now available to the public. more ...

(04.05.2007) For some, Pentecost is merely a celebration of spring, for others it is the birthday of the church. The word “Pentecost” derives from the Greek “pentekoste”, which is a reference to the “fiftieth” day. The feast of Pentecost is thus calculated as being the fiftieth day after Easter. In ancient times, Easter Sunday was counted as the first day in this calculation, which would actually put the feast of Pentecost on Pentecost Monday. more ...