“Did those children singing come from the Iglesia Nueva Apostólica?” a tourist asked his guide. “No, they were welcoming the Apostle at the Iglesia Nueva Apostólica. It is a tradition when a high-ranking Apostle visits. They came all the way from Buenos Aires,” the guide chuckled. The Iglesia Nueva Apostólica in Bariloche is a blend of traditional and modern architecture. It beautifully embodies the growth of the New Apostolic Church in Argentina! Did you know the church was built much later than the establishment of the New Apostolic Church in Argentina? The first seeds of the New Apostolic faith were sown back in the 1950s by two German women, Dorothea Garbers and Mariana Meizner! They settled in this region, bringing with them their beliefs. Over time, a small congregation blossomed in the heart of Bariloche. The current Iglesia Nueva Apostólica is a testament to their enduring legacy. Every Sunday, hymns fill the air, echoing off the majestic mountains. The sermons, often inspired by the picturesque surroundings, resonate deeply with the congregation. The Iglesia Nueva Apostólica isn’t just a place of worship but the soul of a community built on faith and resilience. As you stand here, feel the warmth of their spirit, a beacon of hope in this breathtaking landscape.
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