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Report from the Easter and Pentecost Conferences

“Not forsaking the assembling of ourselves together, as is the manner of some, but exhorting one another, and so much the more as you see the Day approaching.” Heb. 10:25. Our dear brother, friend, and shepherd, Kåre J. Smith, has on several recent occasions emphasized how important it is to attend our meetings and conferences. This is not merely a matter of outward faithfulness; it is crucial for our personal lives and for the church. God has blessed these conferences richly. He has revealed…

Marc TombreJune/July 2026
Arild Tombre—A Church Builder

May 8, 1932–March 7, 2026 On Friday, April 3, 2026, we said farewell to our dear friend, brother, father, and servant of the Lord, Arild Tombre. Around 5,000 friends gathered for the memorial service at Brunstad, and many others followed the day via livestream. Since this took place on the first day of the Easter conference, many friends from several countries were able to attend. God worked through this day in a special way, and for many it became a call to seek Him in godly fear, with both…

Marc TombreMay 2026
What Shapes You?

Romans 12, with all its exhortations, is the Holy Spirit speaking to Paul straight from the heart of Jesus, and gives a true picture of what took place in Jesus’ life. By the mercies of God, we are exhorted to present our bodies as a living, holy sacrifice, acceptable to God. Rom. 12:1. This is precisely what Jesus did when He came into the world: “A body You have prepared for Me. . . . Behold, I have come . . . to do Your will, O God.” Heb. 10:5,7. That was His covenant with His Father—the New…

Gunnar GangsøApril 2026
In Memoriam: Emil Borch

Emil Borch, our dear brother and shepherd in Copenhagen, suddenly went home to God on January 22, 2026, at the age of 82. He was in the city of Roskilde near Copenhagen with his wife, Lene, for her doctor’s appointment. While waiting alone on a bench in front of the cathedral in the heart of the city, he was suddenly taken home to the heavenly dwellings. Emil was ready, but his sudden passing is felt as a great loss by those closest to him and by the church in Copenhagen. His parents had a…

Jens Reuss ChristensenMarch 2026
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