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The Unity Apostles Church of New Zealand web page.
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The Apostolic Creed
We believe in God the Father Almighty, Creator of Heaven and Earth.
We believe in Jesus Christ, the only begotten Son of God the Father our Lord and Saviour, who was conceived by the Holy Ghost, born of the Virgin Mary, suffered on the Cross by Crucifixion , died and buried, descended into Hades, on the third day arose, taught His disciples for 40 days of the mysteries of the kingdom of God, ascended up and into Heaven, and as the High Priest sitteth at the right hand of God the Almighty, from thence He will come again to take the Members of the Elect unto Himself and on the last Judgement Day to judge the Quick and the Dead.
We believe in the Holy Ghost, the Holy Universal Apostolic Church, the Communion with the Saints, forgiveness of Sins and the Resurrection to life everlasting (eternal).
We believe that Jesus Christ is the Head of His Church, which He rules and sustains through the Holy Spirit and to which He sent and continues to send His Apostles.
The prayer of the Apostolic Church is thus to bring all to the Grace of Jesus Christ, to reconcile a people again to God, and to be led in Childlike faith by the Holy Ghost to be prepared as a bride at His return in power and glory which is near at hand.

All Apostolics welcome Alle Apostolies welkom Maligayang pagdating sa lahat Apostolics
Pōwhiri Apostolics katoa

Aotearoa New Zealand
District-Elder Pieter Vorster and District-Evangelist Theo van der Nest

Auckland : English, Afrikaans and Tagalog : Priest Rey So
10.00 AM Every Sunday. 1 Fred Thomas Drive, Takapuna, North Shore, Auckland.

Hamilton (Waikato Region) : Afrikaans and English: Priest Ludwig Horn
In Hamilton, there is an arrangement between the Apostolic Church and the Anglican Parish of St David's to share facilities and worship. This is a continuation of the arrangement that the Apostolic Church had with the Anglican community of St James in Hamilton-East for the previous 6 years.

09:30 AM Every 1st Sunday of the month we have an Apostolic  Divine Service in the St David's Anglican side church, Saint Barnabas (3rd building)-158 Rifle Range Rd, Frankton, Hamilton 3204.

This is the main Sunday for Apostolic visits from overseas and other communities: officers will however be present on all other Sundays at St David's Anglican Church for any Apostolic members new to the district, visitors wishing to worship in the Apostolic tradition and its liturgy or Apostolic Christians wishing to reconnect with their Apostolic roots);
09:30 AM Every 2nd, 3rd and 4th Sunday of the month, the Apostolic Church shall share worship in the St George's chapel with the St David's Anglican community. Priest Ludwig and Evangelist Theo will be available for all Apostolic members and visitors on these days at the St David's chapel
09:30 AM Every 3rd Sunday of the month - The Anglican Parish Vestry has requested Evangelist Theo to preach to their community, a request to which Apostle Flor gave his consent.

One of the Hamilton officers will travel to Auckland community to support Priest Rey.

New Plymouth: English and Afrikaans: Deacon Len Riekert
Email the Church please and you will be placed in contact with the relevant officer.
info@apostolicchurchqld.org.au or eerwaardetheo@hotmail.co.nz

Skype Services are available
Email the Church please and you will be placed in contact with the relevant officer who can provide the connection via Skype for a Service

Telephone: (07) 855 0220
Telephone answering facility: (07) 824 6942
Responsible Apostle: Apostle Cliff Flor-Apostolic Church of Queensland
Responsible Officers: District – Elder P. Vorster/ District-Ev. T. van der Nest
Email: info@apostolicchurchqld.org.au or eerwaardetheo@hotmail.co.nz

The Unity Apostles Church of New Zealand-Te Whare Karakia o nga Apotoro Kotahitanga, is the New Zealand branch of the United Apostolic Church and the “World-wide Unity of the Apostles of Apostolic Churches.” It has its roots in the “Catholic Apostolic Church” of the early 19th century in Scotland and England and is under the care of Apostle Cliff Flor from the Apostolic Church of Queensland (Northern District).
It was established in 2008 in Aotearoa-New Zealand. It was as a consequence when members from the Old Apostolic Church of Africa that emigrated to Aotearoa New Zealand and who established the Hamilton Community of the New Zealand branch of the Old Apostolic Church in 2002, could not be accommodated by the Old Apostolic Church of New Zealand, due to doctrinal, theological and magisterial differences. This led these members to approach the Apostolic Church of Queensland for Apostolic care.
The feeling of these members was that as Apostle H.F. Niemeyer from the Apostolic Church of Queensland initially sent Evangelist (later Apostle) C.G. Klibbe to Africa in 1889 to bring the message of the re-established Apostle ministry there, that there was a historical connection between the Churches that warranted a closer relationship.
The Apostolic Church of Queensland was instrumental in the establishment of the Apostolic faith on the Southern African continent. The Old Apostolic Church of Africa (OAC-Africa), was established through the missionary work and zeal of the Apostolic Church of Queensland under the care of Apostle H.F. Niemeyer in the late 1800s, through the sending of Evangelist Carl George Klibbe to South Africa.
When OAC members emigrate to Australia and New Zealand, they often make contact with the Apostolic Church of Queensland and the Unity Apostles Church of New Zealand. It was therefore considered a logical conclusion that members from the Old Apostolic Church of Africa who emigrated to New Zealand in the first decade of 2000, who could not be accommodated by the emergence of the Old Apostolic Church International’s New Zealand branch (OAC-NZ), considered re-establishing the relationship with the Apostles and communities of the Apostolic Church of Queensland as the founding community of Apostolic believers of the re-established Apostolic ministry in the Southern Hemisphere since the 1880s.
Brother Theo and Sister Lynnro van der Nest, in due course visited the Apostolic Church of Queensland in 2008 on the invitation of Evangelist John Weder and also attended its 125th celebration at Hattonvale in Queensland.
In late 2008, the van der Nest family decided to approach Apostle Cliff Flor for Apostolic care. Apostle Flor consented to receive the families as part of the Apostleship of Northern Queensland, which has been entrusted to his care. Several other OAC members from the OAC Hamilton community followed which led to the celebration of Divine Services at the homes of members.
In 2010, the Apostolic Church of Queensland was formally registered in Aotearoa-New Zealand under the name, “The Unity Apostles Church of New Zealand” and is currently part of the Apostleship of Apostle Cliff Flor from the Apostolic Church in Queensland (Northern District). The term “Unity Apostles” was synonymous with the international Apostolic Church movement of the late 1800’s (McGrath, 2010).
The Apostles Unity Church of New Zealand (UACNZ) is therefore the Aotearoa New Zealand branch of the United Apostolic Churches and the Worldwide Unity of Apostles of Apostolic Churches.
As a traditional Apostolic Christian Church, it has regular contact with its sister Churches as part of the Worldwide Unity of Apostles of Apostolic Churches. Through continued prayer, the Apostolic Church works and prays together with all Christians to bring all to the Grace of Jesus Christ, to reconcile a people again to God, and to be led in Childlike faith by the Holy Ghost to be prepared as a bride at His return in power and glory, which is near at hand.

Die Apostels Eenheid Kerk van Nieu-Seeland is die Nieu-Seelandse tak van die Verenigde Apostoliese Kerk en die Wêreldraad van Apostels van Apostoliese kerke. Dit is afkomstig van die Katolieke Apostoliese Kerk in die begin van die 19de eeu (Apostolic Church of Queensland (AQL), 2016a). Die kerk is deel van die verantwoordelikheid van Apostle Clif Flor van die Apostoliese Kerk van Queensland (Noordelike Distrik) en susterkerk van die ander Apostolise Kerke wat deel is van die Wêreldraad van Apostels van Apostolisese kerke (AQL, 2016a).
Omrede die Ou Apostoliese Kerk vanuit die werksaamhede van die Apostoliese Kerk van Queensland en Apostel HF Niemeyer inderwee tot stand gekom het, met die sending van die Evangelis Carl George Klibbe na Suid-Afrika en sy later verordenering deur Apostel Niemeyer in Australia, was dit vanselfsprekend dat lede van die Ou Apostoliese Kerk van Afrika wie na Nieu-Seeland geëmigreer het en nie meer geakomodeer kon word onder die bestaande bestel van die Ou Apostoliese Kerk van Nieu-Seeland nie, in 2008 hulleself na die moeder gemeente van die Apostoliese Kerk in die Suidelike Halfrond en in in Oceania, die Apostoliese Kerk van Queensland gewend het.
Die Van der Nest familie was ontvang as deel van die Apostoliese Kerk van Queensland in 2008. In 2010 is die kerk geregistreër met die Liefdadigheids Kommissie in Nieu-Seeland met die naam UNITY APOSTLES CHURCH OF NEW ZEALAND. Ander OAK lidmate het die besluit om na die Apostoliese kerk van Queensland as die moeder gemeente terug te keer vir sorg, ondersteun. Geheiligde dienste word in Engels, Afrikaans en Tagalog (Fillipyne) bedien. Kommunikasie tussen OAK lede van Nieu-Seeland en Australia het ook daarna toe gelei dat gemeentes in Canberra onstsaan het wat onder die sorg van Apostle Flor is.
‘n Insiggewende aspek van die kerk is dat die gevoel van die lidmate was dat daar ‘n begeerte was vir ‘n terugkeer na die ortodokse Apostolise geloofsbelydenis en sieninge van die oorspronklike Apostolise kerk.
Noemeswaardig is die feit dat alle besoekers welkom is en dat daar geen beperkinge op die lewe van lidmate geplaas word nie. Dit sluit in dat daar nie ‘n voorgeskrewe gedragskode is nie, dat sisters nie verplig is om hoofbedekkings te dra nie, dat daar geen daaglikse kerks aktiwiteite is wat moet bygewoon word nie and dat daar nie ‘n tiende offerande is nie, maar dat lede uit vrye wil ‘n dankoffer kan bring. Die sakramentele hoogtepunt is die Geheiligde Diens op Sondae.
‘n Groot fokus van die gemeentes is dat all eer God toekom deur Jesus Christus.
Avondmaal word tydens elke diens bedien en die kerk onderhou die drie tradisionele sakramente van Heilige Doop, Heilige Avondmaal en Heilige Verseëling.

Ang Unity Apostles Church of New Zealand ay kabilang sa United Apostolic Church kung saan ay kabilang sa Worldwide Unity of the Apostles. Ito ay nagmula sa “Catholic Apostolic Church” noong 19th century at sa ilalim ng pangangalaga ni Apostle Cliff Flor mula sa Apostolic Church of Queensland (Northern District). Ito ay naitatag noong taong 2008 na kung saan ang mga miyembro mula sa Old Apostolic Church sa Africa ay nanirahan sa New Zealand kung saan ay hindi na-napabilang sa Old Apostolic Church sa mga kadahalinang tungkol sa katuruan, theological at kapangyarihan o pamunuan.
Noong taong 2008, ilan sa mga dating miyembro ng Old Apostolic Church sa Africa na galing sa Eastern Cape District sa South Africa kabilang sina Brother and Sister van der Nest ay nilapitan at kinausap ang Apostolic Church of Queensland, Northern District para humhingi ng tulong sa pangunguna ni Evangelist John McGrath mula sa Bundaberg Community at si Evangelist John Weder mula sa Nundah community sa Brisbane.
Brother and Sister van der Nest ay bumisita sa Hattonvale at Caboolture communities sa Queensland para sa pagdiriwang ng ika-125 ng Apostolic Church sa Queensland noong taong 2008. Ang pahiwatig ay mula noon ipinadala ni Apostol H. F. Niemeyer mula sa Apostolic Church of Queensland si Apostol C. G. Klibbe sa Africa noon taong 1889, na ito ay nagdaan para sa mas matibay na ugnayan sa pagitan ng dalawang Iglesia kung saan ay nagbunga ng mas matibay na relasyon.
Si Apostol Cliff Flor ay tinanggap ang pamilya ng van der Nest bilang bahagi ng Apostleship of Northern Queensland na kung saan siya ang naatasan na tagapangalaga. Ilan sa mga dating miyembro ng OAC mula sa Hamilton ay nagsisunod at napabilang na ito ang nagdaan para pasimulan ang mga gawain sa mga bahay ng mga miyembro noong taong 2008-2009 sa Hamilton at Morrinsville. Kabilang ditto ang pagbisita ni Evangelist John Weder mula sa Brisbane, Queensland dalawang beses kada isang taon para sa gawain.
Sa taong 2010, ang iglesia ay pormal na-rehistro sa Aotearoa-New Zealand sa ilalim na pangalan na “UNITY APOSTLES CHURCH OF NEW ZEALAND” at ito ay may mga aktibong miyembro sa bawat komunidad sa Hamilton at Auckland, at ito ay kasalukuyan sa ilalim ng pangangalaga ni Apostle Cliff Flor mula sa Apostolic Church of Queensland (Northern District).
Noong Marso taong 2010 sa pagbisita ni Evangelist John Weder sa Hamilton, Brothers Mosert and van der Nest ay na ordinahan na upang magpatuloy sa paglilingkod sa opisina ng Deacon. Naganap ang unang “Holy Sealing” noon Hulyo 2010 mula sa pagbisita ni Apostle Flor sa Aotearoa-New Zealand na kung saan ay na-ordinahan si Deacon van der Nest sa ministeryo bilang Evangelist.
Noong Disyembre 2012, the bilang ng mga manggagawa ay nadagdagan sa pagdating ni Priest So kasama ang kanyang pamilya mula sa Pilipinas na kung saan sila ay aktibong miyembro ng Philippine United Apostolic Church na naglilingkod kasama si Bishop Jimmy Soriano, na sa ilalim din ng pangangalaga ni Apostle Flor mula sa Queensland. Sila ay pormal na tinggap sa komunidad ng ika-9 ng Disyembre taong 2012 sa Hamilton.
Bilang isang tradiyunal na Christian community, ay mayroon kaming regular na pakikipagugnayan sa mga Churches na kabilang sa Worldwide Unity of Apostles of Apostolic Churches. Sa pamamagitan na patuloy na panalangin, ang Apostolic Church ay kumikilos katulong ang lahat na mga kristiyano upang dalhin ang lahat sa biyaya ng ating Panginoong Hesu Kristo, upang ipanumbalik ang tao muli sa Diyos, upang sila ay akayin na magkaroon ng Childlike faith sa tulong ng Banal na Espiritu, upang maihanda ang lahat bilang isang nobya sa Kanyang pagbabalik sa kapangyarihan and kaluwalhatian na kung saan ay nalalapit na.
Aming pinanatili and tatlong tradisyunal na Apostolikong banal na sakramento ng Banal na Bautismo, Banal na Komunyon at Banal na Pagpahid.

Die gesamte apostolische Kirche von Neuseeland - Te Whare Karakia o nga Apotoro Kotahitanga ist der neuseeländische Zweig der vereinten apostolischen Kirche der „World-wide Unity of the Apostles of Apostolic Churches“. Ihren Ursprung hat sie in der „katholisch-apostolischen Kirche“ des frühen 19. Jahrhunderts in Schottland und England und wird von dem Apostle Cliff Flor der apostolischen Kirche von Queensland (nördlicher Distrikt) betreut.

Etabliert wurde sie 2008 in Aotearoa-Neuseeland als die Mitglieder der alten apostolischen Kirche von Afrika, welche von Südafrika aus nach Aotearoa-Neuseeland auswanderten, nicht von der alten apostolischen Kirche von Neuseeland aufgrund von dogmatischen, theologischen und magistralen Unterschieden, aufgenommen werden konnten.
Es war das Gefühl der Mitglieder, dass Apostel H.F. Niemeyer der apostolischen Kirche von Queensland zunächst den Evangelisten (später Apostel) C.G. Klibbe im Jahre 1889 nach Afrika entsandte, um die Nachricht des neugegründeten apostolischen Wirkens zu überbringen, da es dort eine historische Verbindung zwischen den Kirchen gab, welche eine nähere Beziehung zueinander garantierte.

Die apostolische Kirchen von Queensland war behilflich bei der Etablierung des apostolischen Glaubens auf dem südlicheren afrikanischen Kontinent. Die alte apostolische Kirche von Afrika (OAC-Afrika) war durch die missionsarisierende Arbeit und
dem Eifer der apostolischen Kirchen von Queensland, unter der Betreuung des Apostels H.F. Niemeyer im späten 1800 durch das Entsenden des Evangelisten Carl George Klibbe nach Südafrika, etabliert worden.

Als OAC-Mitglieder nach Australien und Neuseeland auswanderten, sind sie oft in Kontakt mit der apostolischen Kirche von Queensland und der gesamten apostolischen Kirche von Neuseeland gekommen.

Aus diesem Grund wurde als logische Konsequenz davon ausgegangen, dass die Mitglieder der alten apostolischen Kirchen von Afrika, welche nach Neuseeland im ersten Jahrzehnt der 2000er auswanderten, nicht von der alten apostolischen Kirche des neuseeländischen Zweigs (OAC-NZ) aufgenommen werden konnten.

Sie sahen die neugegründete Beziehung mit den Aposteln und der Gemeinde der apostolischen Kirche von Queensland als gründende Gemeinde der apostolischen Gläubiger des neugegründeten apostolischen Wirkens in der südlichen Hemisphäre seit den 1880ern.
Bruder Theo und Schwester Lynnro van der Nest besuchten in diesem Zusammenhang auf Einladung des Evangelisten John Weder die apostolische Kirche von Queensland im Jahre 2008 und nahmen außerdem an derer 125ten Feier in Hattonvale in Queensland teil.
Gegen Ende 2008 entschied die van der Nest Familie die Apostle Cliff Flor apostolische Betreuung zu kontaktieren. Apostle Flor stimmt zu, die Familie als Teil des Apostolats des nördlichen Queensland aufzunehmen, welches mit ihrer Betreuung anvertraut wurde. Etliche andere OAC-Mitglieder von der OAC Hamilton Gemeinde folgten, was zu einer Feier von Gottesdiensten in den Wohnhäusern der Mitglieder führte.

2010 wurde die apostolische Kirche von Queensland der Form nach in Aotearoa-Neuseeland unter dem Namen „The Unity Apostles Church of New Zealand“ registriert und ist derzeit Teil des Apostolats der Apostle Cliff der apostolischen Kirche in Queensland (nördlicher Distrikt). Der Ausdruck „Unity Apostles“ war gleichbedeutend mit der internationalen apostolischen Kirchenbewegung des späten 19. Jahrhunderts (McGrath, 2010).
Die Apostles Unity Church of New Zealand (UACNZ) ist aus diesem Grund der Aotearoa-neuseeländische Zweig der vereinten apostolischen Kirchen und der weltweiten Gesamtheit der Apostel der apostolischen Kirchen.

Als eine traditionelle apostolische christliche Kirche hat sie regelmäßigen Kontakt mit ihren Geschwister-Kirchen als Teil der weltweiten Gesamtheit der Apostel der apostolischen Kirchen. Durch fortlaufende Gebete arbeitet und betet die apostolische Kirche zusammen mit allen Christen, um allen die Gnade Jesus Christus zu bringen, um zwischen Menschen und Gott zu schlichten und um vom heiligen Geist in kindlichem Glauben geführt zu werden, bereit zu sein als Braut, wenn Er in Stärke und Ruhm zurückkehrt, welches nahe liegt.

This Apostolic congregation, in keeping with its Apostolic teaching, heritage and tradition, continue to give testimony that the resurrection of Jesus Christ was the work of Apostles at the beginning of the Christian dispensation. By devout and fervent prayer, the Unity Apostles Church New Zealand maintains this Apostle Ministry and believe steadfastly in those Apostles, who as the ambassadors of Jesus Christ, guide the Church by the power of the Holy Ghost to fulfill Gods plan for the Christian Church.
The Church maintains the three traditional Apostolic Holy sacraments of Holy Baptism, Holy Communion (Eucharist-Avondmaal) and Holy Sealing.

The officers and members of the Unity Apostles Church of New Zealand, sister Church to Apostolic Church of Queensland and all its sister churches join together to bid you a hearty welcome to join with us in Divine Service, and we do hope you will take with you the Lord's Blessings.
This guide is presented to help follow the service.

The first toll of the bell is to call all into worship.
The second toll of the bell calls the Servants to the Altar.
The service opens in the name of the Trinity God.
Divine Service opens in the name of the Holy Trinity
Community Hymn as announced.
Opening Prayer of Thanks and Petition.
Community Hymn as announced.
Textword for the service is read.
Apostle Pastoral is read
Sermons are preached supported by Bible Texts.
Thanksgiving prayer for the Word followed by the Lord's Prayer.
Prayer that leads all to Silent repentance of Sins.
Proclamation of the Lord's Grace in Forgiveness of Sins.
Thanksgiving Prayer for this blessing.
Communion Hymn is sung while Holy Communion Eucharist is prepared

Bread of Heav’n on Thee we feed,
For Thy flesh is meat indeed:
Ever may our souls be fed
With this true and living Bread;
Day by day with strength supplied,
Through the life of Him Who died.
Vine of Heav’n, Thy blood supplies
This blest cup of sacrifice,
Lord, Thy wounds our healing give,
To Thy cross we look and live:
Jesus, may we ever be
Grafted, rooted, built in Thee. Amen

Holy Communion is Consecrated / Freewill Offerings blessed.
Holy Communion is dispensed, firstly to officers, followed by community - all who have an earnest desire may partake.
Thanksgiving Prayer for this blessing.
Special Thanksgiving Prayer of Members.
Final Prayer.
Aaron's Blessing proclaimed.
Apostle Blessing proclaimed
Community sing Gloria Patri
"Amen, Amen, Amen.
Glory be to the Father, and to the Son and to the Holy Ghost. As it was in the beginning, is now and ever shall be God without end. Amen
Announcements and Parish notes
Some services may vary to include Baptisms, Sealings, and Mission Petitions, etc. Following the Divine Service, the youth and children assemble for Sunday School and Youth School.

List of Apostles from the Apostolic Church of Queensland and responsible officers ordained for Aotearoa New Zealand

Apostle H.F Niemeyer: Ordained by Apostles Krebs and Menkhoff on 25 July 1886 in Osterode, Lower Saxony

District Evangelist John Weder (Apostle Flor-Apostolic Church of Queensland)

(Apostolic Church of Queensland responsible for New Zealand from August 2008 and then for the Unity Apostles Church of New Zealand from 5 February 2010 to 4 July 2010)

District Evangelist Theo van der Nest (Apostle Flor-UACNZ)
Ordained to Deacon Office by Evangelist John Weder in March 2010
Ordained to the Evangelistic Office by Apostle Flor on 4 July 2010

District Elder P. Vorster
Ordained to the Office of Administration brother (Janitor) by Evangelist T van der Nest Unity Apostles Church of New Zealand in 2011
Ordained to the Priest Office in 2012 for the Hamilton Community by Elder W. Bramer from the Apostolic Church of Queensland
Ordained to the District-Elder Office in Auckland 2015 by Apostle C Flor for the Unity Apostles Church in New Zealand.

The charitable services that the Church provides in English, Afrikaans, Tagalog and where possible, partly in Te Reo Māori, include:

Divine services, baptisms, confirmation, Sunday school, Sealing, serving of Holy Communion (at home and hospital when sick to anyone), prayers and handling for the sick, funerals, religious reading material, a bimonthly UACNZ news postcard via email with links to Apostle teachings in other languages, charitable help where needed, connection to the “Worldwide Unity of Apostles of Apostolic Churches” and through prayer a closer relationship with Jesus Christ the Head of the Church.
Other reading material that is freely available are the Words of Life and Bibles, the Catechism, the Understanding Faith Book and Guidance for Apostolic living. Contact the Church for any of these.

The Unity Apostles Church of New Zealand together with all the other Apostolic Churches united in the Worldwide Unity of Apostolic Churches,
The Apostolic Church of Queensland
The Apostolic Church (Apostle Unity) South Africa and England
Die Apostoliese Kerk (Apostel Eenheid) Suid Afrika en Engeland
Philippines United Apostolic Church
United Apostles Church-Kenya
United Apostolic Church-Canada
United Apostolic Church India
Apostolishe Gemeinshaft Deutchland
Gemeente van Apostolishe Christenen in Nederland
Union des Chrétiens Apostoliques France
Vereinigung Apostolisher Christen Schweiz
United Apostolic Church Pakistan
Myanmar United Apostolic Church and all other Apostolic Christian communities by devout and fervent prayer, maintain the Apostle Ministry whose Apostles guide the Church by the power of the Holy Ghost to fulfil Gods plan for the Christian Church.

THE TENETS AND FAITH OF THE APOSTOLIC CHURCH
These Tenets and Faith are founded on the Apostle Creed and the word of God given in the Holy Bible.
In confessing our beliefs in this manner, it must be understood that we believe that there is only one God, the living and true God who is made up of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Ghost, and these three are one God, to All Eternity. This is known as the doctrine of the Holy Trinity God.
1.—We believe in God the Father Almighty, Creator of Heaven and Earth.

2.— We believe in Jesus Christ, the only begotten Son of God the Father our Lord and Saviour, who was conceived by the Holy Ghost, born of the Virgin Mary, suffered on the Cross by Crucifixion, died and buried, descended into Hades, on the third day He arose, taught His Disciples for 40 days of the mysteries of the Kingdom of God, ascended up and into Heaven, and as the High Priest sitteth at the right hand of God the Father Almighty, from thence He will come again to take the Members of the Elect unto Himself, and on the last Judgment Day to judge the Quick and the Dead.

3.—We believe in the Holy Ghost, the Universal Holy Apostolic Church, the Communion with the Saints, forgiveness and remission of sins, and the Resurrection to life everlasting (eternal).

4.—We believe that Jesus Christ is the Head of His Church, which He rules and sustains through The Holy Spirit and to which He sent and continues to send His Apostles.

5.—We believe in the Apostle as teacher, helper, intercessor and the ambassador of our Lord Jesus Christ.

6.—We believe in the Holy Scriptures, of the Old and New Testaments, with all promises contained therein from beginning to end.

7.—We believe in Holy Baptism with water, whereby we belong to Jesus Christ.

8.—We believe in the Holy Body and Blood of Jesus Christ, as it is by this Sacrament, that the Father and Son, through the Holy Ghost, lives within us.

9.—We believe that through the Body and Blood of Jesus Christ, our soul is clothed in His righteousness and prepared for His Bride, and becomes a vessel for the Holy Ghost, through which the Father in Heaven makes the internal being alike unto His Son.

10.—We believe in the Sealing, through which we receive the anointing of the Holy Spirit, by laying on of the hands of the Apostle to activate the Gifts of the Holy Ghost within us.

11.—We believe that the Holy Ghost gives us all our teaching from Heaven, according to the words and promises of our Lord Jesus Christ through the Apostle Office sent into the world for this purpose.

12.—We believe that we live in the last day of God (a thousand years is as one day before God) and that the day of the return of our Lord Jesus is approaching, when He will take His Bride from those that slumber in death and the living as the first resurrection.

13.—We believe in the uniting in Heaven with Christ and then on earth, the cleansing time will occur.

14.—We believe in the reign of peace of a thousand years on Earth as the seventh day of God, after which the last judgment will follow.

15.—We believe in God the Father as the Creator, in the Son of God as the High Priest who intercedes for us, and in the Holy Ghost in the Body and Blood of Jesus Christ, as the Teacher speaking to us, in the Holy Apostolic Church.

Apostle H.F Niemeyer (NAG, 2016) Apostle Carl George Klibbe (NAG, 2016)-Sent to South Africa as Evangelist by Apostle H.F. Niemeyer.

Later ordained by Apostle H.F. Niemeyer as Apostle for Africa in Queensland.

UACNZ Newscards. (These publications are designed to keep all informed of current events in New Zealand communities)

Newscard - Special Edition (in memory of the late Ev. John Weder) ...... click here

UACNZ 'Helpful guide for parents and children' in the 10-16 year old age bracket

For older youth - Volume 1 - Understanding the Bible and praying ...... click here

For younger youth - Volume 2 - Children and the creation - When to pray ...... click here

'Daar is Lig in de Wapad' is an Afrikaans saying that roughly translates in English to 'don't worry, help is coming' or 'even if things are dark and cloudy now, light is coming'.