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God provides—even through ravens, if necessary (2 September, 2026)
A prophet on the run, ravens as providers, and a God who can be relied upon. The Chief Apostle draws five lessons from the incident at the Brook Cherith—lessons that together convey the most important message of all.
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Spotlight 11/2026: What two small coins tells us (1 September)
God gives first. Trust and gratitude grow from this experience. District Apostle Arnaud Martig from Canada connects our 2026 motto with reflections on Thanksgiving.
Moving through September with the wind at our backs (31 August 2026)
Receiving salvation, spreading the gospel, sharing blessing, and finding new strength: the Sunday services in September showcase a faith that propels us forward.
Divine Service on fifth Sunday (30 August 2026)
based on Exodus 20: 13
conducted by Priest Takeo Takashima
called up: Priest Freddy Kankolongo Cisuaka, Priest Lazario Buckley
How faith turns a lion into a kitten (26 August, 2026)
These evil spirits, which sow fear and discord, are currently very active. But those who believe can defend themselves. Here are three counter-forces drawn from a divine service by the Chief Apostle.
Spotlight 10/2026: Pressing on because God knows the way (20 August, 2026)
“Don’t be afraid. Just believe!” Our annual motto for 2026 calls on us to trust in God. District Apostle Elie Mukinda from the Democratic Republic Congo-West shows how simple that can be.
From the depths into the arms of God (19 August, 2026)
There is no way out of the abyss by our own strength. But God reaches out His hand to us. “For with the Lord there is mercy, and with Him is abundant redemption.” (Psalm 130: 7 excerpt).
A two-way street creates balance (17 August, 2026)
Honour your father and your mother. How often has this demand been misused—at the expense of the most vulnerable? A closer look at the Bible reveals that the commandment is not a one-way street.
Divine Service on third Sunday ( 16 August, 2026)
based on John 17: 20–21 (excerpt)
called up Priest Lazario Buckley
Epi-what? When the church invokes the Spirit (13 August, 2026)
The term may seem unfamiliar. But the concept is well-known: the Holy Spirit is at work in the church. How, when, and where—this is the focus of a recent pastoral letter.
Divine Service on second Sunday (9 August, 2026)
based by 2 Corinthians 5: 20
conducted by Priest Freddy Kankolongo Cisuaka
called up: Priest Takeo Takashima
Room at the table (8 August, 2026)
A small detail in an old picture unravels a profound mystery and reveals an invitation extended to every human being. Insights from a divine service with the Chief Apostle.
