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26/05/2026

The New Apostolic Church has a new Chief Apostle. During the Pentecost service, Chief Apostle Jean-Luc Schneider ordained his designated successor, Helge Mutschler. With his ordination, Helge Mutschler assumes the spiritual leadership of the worldwide Church. Following the ordination, Chief Apostle Schneider retired after 13 years in office. The divine service in Cape Town, South Africa, was broadcast worldwide and was followed by hundreds of thousands of New Apostolic Christians across the globe. From Pentecost to Pentecost, "Receive the authority to fulfill the Petrine office," Chief Apostle Schneider said at the ordination of his successor. In connection with this, he made a request to the new Church leader, "Lead us to Jesus Christ; bring us closer to Him." The transition in leadership of the international Church had been planned well in advance. As early as Pentecost 2025, Chief Apostle Schneider had assigned Helge Mutschler as Chief Apostle Helper, designating him as his successor. Serving unity and diversity, Chief Apostle Jean-Luc Schneider had led the international Church since 2013. His period in office was characterized by theological clarification, the further development of the concept of ministry, the strengthening of international cooperation, and a commitment to keeping the Church consistently focused on Jesus Christ in a changing world. At the retirement of his predecessor, Chief Apostle Mutschler expressed his gratitude for the latter's work, "In this handshake, I express the gratitude of millions." He went on to say, "You consolidated the Church, you internationalized it, and you brought the richness and diversity to shine." A new chapter, same mission, Helge Mutschler was born in Tübingen, Germany, in 1974. Before entering the service of the Church full-time, Helge Mutschler worked as a lawyer and held senior positions within the self-governing body of the tax consultancy profession. He holds a doctorate in law. He received his first ministerial mandate in 1994. In 2015, then Chief Apostle Jean-Luc Schneider ordained him as an Apostle. Helge Mutschler is married and the father of two children. This ordination marks the beginning of a new chapter for the New Apostolic Church. Its mission remains unchanged: to proclaim the gospel of Jesus Christ, to prepare believers for the return of Christ, and to foster the unity of the Church. 24 May 2026

25/05/2026

Chief Apostle Helge Mutschler – Biography
Chief Apostle Helge Mutschler, born on 8 August 1974 in Tübingen, Germany, is the current Chief Apostle of the New Apostolic Church, having been ordained during the Pentecost Divine Service held in Cape Town, South Africa, at the Tafelsig Congregation. His appointment marks a historic moment in the worldwide Church as he succeeded Chief Apostle Jean-Luc Schneider.
He grew up in Freudenstadt in the Black Forest as the fourth child and first son in his family. Alongside his spiritual calling, he pursued a professional career in law, studying in Hanover, earning a Doctorate in Law (Dr. iur.), and being admitted as a lawyer in 2003. He is married, blessed with two children, and lives in Hannover, Germany.
His ministry in the New Apostolic Church spans more than three decades of faithful service:
1994: Ordained as a Sub-Deacon
1996: Ordained as a Deacon
2008: Ordained as a Priest and later Evangelist
2010: Appointed District Evangelist
2012: Appointed District Elder
2015: Ordained as Apostle for Lower Saxony
2021: Appointed District Apostle Helper for Northern and Eastern Germany, later expanding responsibilities in Berlin-Brandenburg
2025: Appointed Chief Apostle Helper during the Pentecost Divine Service in Wiesbaden, Germany
2026: Ordained as Chief Apostle in Cape Town, South Africa
Chief Apostle Mutschler is widely respected for his humble, compassionate, and Christ-centered leadership. His ministry strongly emphasizes pastoral care, unity, dialogue, and helping believers grow closer to Jesus Christ. He is known for encouraging ministers and members alike to serve with sincerity, love, and spiritual devotion.
As Chief Apostle, he now leads the worldwide New Apostolic Church into a new chapter of faith, unity, and service, guiding the international apostolate with wisdom, humility, and dedication to Christ.
May God continue to bless and strengthen him as he serves the global Church.

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