Can you also be an angel for your neighbor?
Each human being has an angel, thank God. We badly need him in our chaotic daily lives, for otherwise, we would get into big trouble. Even when we are about […]
Entries by CCNA
St. John’s Tide
When as parents you have taken care of your children for years, when you have spared no cost or effort to give them the best that was possible, perhaps the […]
“In your midst already stands one whom you do not know.” (Jn.1:26)
“In your midst already stands one whom you do not know.” (Jn.1:26) In our fragmented world, which more and more breaks apart into differences and oppositions, there is an open […]
North American Newsletter: Summer 2021
News from the wider Christian Community: North American Newsletter, Summer 2021 AND… A podcast with Oliver Steinrueck in which he speaks about the upcoming world conference to celebrate the 100 […]
Giving Thanks
Life can only be understood when contemplated backward, but it has to be lived forward.” That is the life wisdom of a well-known philosopher, Søren Kierkegaard. Under normal conditions, these […]
From the planning group for LOGOS “100 Years The Christian Community” festival 2022
Ninetta Sombart – Baptism in the Jordan Dear members and friends of The Christian Community, Visit our current homepage logos-2022.org As of today, the St John’s Tide Newsletter is […]
“I pray for the human beings which You have given me.” (Jn.17:9)
“I pray for the human beings which You have given me.” (Jn.17:9) When praying we are never alone. No matter how lonely we are, there are always others who pray […]
Ordinations 2021
Eight new people joined the work of the priest in the Christian Community on May 14, 15 and 16. They are pictured above with Rev Vicke Von Behr from the […]
Easter Octave
“And while He said this, He showed them His hands and His side. (John 20: 20) When hearing the word peace, every person will make some association. More than just […]
The Easter Epistle and Insert
Thank you to Rev. Paul Corman who is visiting the US for offering this contemplation: The Easter Epistle and Insert Easter Sunday this year has come and gone, but the […]