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Divine Service on fourth Sunday ( 26 July, 2026) based on Matthew 6: 12 conducted by Priest Freddy Kankolongo Cisaaka called up: Priest Lazario Buckley
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“Falling down is not the problem, staying down is” (22 June, 2026)
Jesus’ guiding principle: to lift people up! Then as now, Christ reaches out His hand, helps us to our feet, and encourages us to be a light for others.
Beyond despair (20 July, 2026)
He was tired and completely exhausted. In fact, he could not care less any more. All he wanted to do was die. Only once he had hit rock bottom did Elijah find his way to a new beginning in an encounter with God.
The path through the open door (15 July, 2026)
How can we reach heaven? Or, to put it another way: how can one achieve perfect harmony. The brother of the prodigal son shows how not to go about it. In a divine service, the Chief Apostle shows how it’s done.
Divine Service on second Sunday (12 July, 2026)
based on Matthew 6: 10
conducted by Priest Takeo Takashima
served by Priest Akihiro Kadohira and Priest Lazario Buckley
Shutting oneself out of heaven (11 June, 2026) Who will enter heaven? Jesus gives a surprising answer by pointing to a celebration, an open door, and a person who refuses to go in. The video from a divine service with the Chief Apostle.
Jesus Christ is here, alive, and near (July 8, 2026)
Encountering Christ … Just as it was for the disciples in their day, Christ’s presence is still a source of peace, joy, and hope today. Everyone who accepts His invitation will experience His nearness.
Three ancient phrases for a new life (6 July, 2026)
Longing, fears, and liberation: three timeless themes that find expression in well-known petitions. These form the foundation for most of our Sunday services in July.
A taste of heaven on earth (5 July, 2026)
Dear brothers and sisters, It has now been a few weeks since I was ordained as Chief Apostle. I am deeply grateful for your prayers, your support, and for all your kind thoughts and messages.
Divine Service for the departed - conducted by District Apostle Peter Schulte (5 July, 2026)
based text: Psalm 130: 7
called up: Apostle Yugene Volkwyn
Why the familiar inspires trust (2 July, 2026)
The same words and gestures repeated time and again—there is an underlying order to them. “Liturgy” is the term used to describe the principle that conveys God’s consistent care. Here is more about the divine service, its form, and how things have changed over time.
Golgotha: the place of decision (June 30, 2026)
Doubt or trust, accusation or prayer: the choice is yours. Those who choose Jesus Christ do not have to wait for Him until tomorrow; Jesus walks with them today
