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You are warmly invited to join our virtual congregation that is prompted by the love of Jesus, the teaching of the Holy Spirit and the joyful awaiting of Christ's return, with special divine services online.  We hope you will take the time to discover how being a New Apostolic Christian can benefit you. 

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Within the congregation, there are diverse groups with diverse needs.  New Apostolic Church offers care for all souls.   Our ministers proclaim and advocate the gospel of Christ to each diverse group.  Through listening, sympathizing with personal concerns and praying, our ministers provide soul care.  One feels loved because someone cares.  This is comforting and brings about peace and courage to carry on.  Soul care is also about sharing faith and knowledge to help each person grow in faith.

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THANKS
MAY 2020
Posted by: Apostle John Sobottka

Today we have the privilege to follow up on the Apostle Dzur’s article of February 2020, in which he commenced the series on the topic of “Prayer Life” by addressing adoration and worship.  Today we will look at ‘thanksgiving’.

Our catechism states that ‘The figurative image of prayer as the “breathing of the soul” clearly expresses the necessity of prayer for faith.  Faith without prayer is not a living faith.’ (13.1).  Christ taught us to be persistent, patient, and humble in prayer.
 
There are two basic times that our expressions of thankfulness to our heavenly Father, His Son, and the Holy Spirit take place.

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A COMMANDMENT WITH PROMISE
MAY 2020
Posted by: Apostle F. Dzur

As we celebrate Mother’s Day – May 10th, the Fourth Commandment comes to mind “Honour your father and mother,” which is the first commandment with promise (Ephesians 6: 2). Our focus will rest upon our “Mothers” as we celebrate their day. To honour means to respect, esteem, regard, and fulfill an obligation or keep an agreement.

This commandment was the first commandment applying to interpersonal relationships and directed at people of all ages requiring them to extend the esteem and appreciation that is due to parents.  In the context of the Israelites migration to the promised land, Canaan, the children honoured the older members of their family by providing support.

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BE OF GOOD COURAGE
APRIL 2020
Posted by: Apostle F. Dzur

Recently our District Apostle Woll was inspired to dedicate an evening as a time for prayer.  This prayer was specifically focused on praying with and for those who are active on the “front lines” as it has been called during this COVID-19 pandemic crisis.  The definition of front line: a military line formed by the most advanced tactical combat units, an area of potential or actual conflict or struggle, the most advanced, responsible, or visible position in a field or activity (Merriam-Webster). 

The definition justly describes the many men and women, brothers and sisters, neighbours and friends who every day place themselves in harm's way in many essential services as with the first responders, in hospitals, senior care facilities, clinics, grocery stores, delivery of goods and services and so many more; providing us with that which we require to sustain our lives. 

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