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The scenic town of Harrison Hot Springs in British Columbia, Canada was the venue for a workers' training weekend recently.

The annual Sisters' Conference takes place every March. Spring is in the air, and more than 3000 women of all ages gather at Brunstad Conference Center in Stokke, Norway.

CURICO, CHILE: Ivan Pino is from Curico, about 150 km (93 miles) from the hard-hit city of Constitución. He had been traveling in the southern part of the country when the powerful earthquake struck on February 27th. “I was so happy to see my family again,” he says.

VALDIVIA, CHILE: Last Saturday's earthquake in Chile was the fifth most powerful ever recorded, measuring 8.8 on the Richter scale. Brunstad.org's correspondent in Chile, Erich Guerrero, experienced the earthquake himself.

Eight months after being involved in a dramatic car accident, Susanne Auke completed her rehabilitation at Sunnaas hospital near Oslo last week. The 14 year old is in good shape and ready to move home and start school again.

Andrew Taylor is one of the 450 people who has come to the conference center at Macleay in Oregon, USA to hear the Word of God during this last weekend in January.

The men and boys from Stavanger who were on a brothers' trip last weekend heard God's Word and enjoyed excellent fellowship. They were encouraged to live their lives according to God's Word.

At the sisters’ meeting at Brunstad last Wednesday, Kåre J. Smith spoke simply and clearly about the living hope that precedes faith, and the warfare that is required to attain the promises. “I was really strengthened”, says Elise Schøll.

On February 7^th, about 700 people are gathered for the Sunday meeting in Brunstad Christian Church's hall in Oslo, Norway. They listen to Kåre J. Smith, who opens the meeting with a powerful message about God's promises, which we are to attain in the New Covenant.

Seeing how much the friends loved each other made a strong impression on Heidi (25) from Norway, when she attended a conference in Malaysia recently. The message they heard at the conference explained the basis of this fellowship.

In January, 100 people from Oceania and Europe gathered at Waihi Beach on New Zealand’s North Island, looking forward to hearing God’s Word. They were not disappointed.

Each Tuesday, 230 boys and girls aged 7 to 16 from the church in Oslo/Follo in Norway come together for various activities. Activity Club for the children is organized by enthusiastic youth. What motivates them?

A simple sentence made a special impression on Kenneth de Jong (17) from Melbourne in Australia, who has just come home from the summer conference in Sydney.

Kenya has 31 million Christians. Approximately 200 of them came together for a summer conference in the city of Kisumu, by lake Victoria.

2009 is drawing to a close and many people are gathered at Brunstad in Stokke in Norway to celebrate the new year.
 

The annual Christmas concert at Brunstad was attended by 3200 people. The Christmas message was proclaimed through song, music,and messages and all present were filled with Christmas cheer.

Together with 28 other twelve year olds from Drammen and Eiker in Norway, Synøve (12) from Drammen is on a four-day camp organized by Brunstad Christian Church, at Sørli in Modum, Norway.

Fifty young people from the Asian churches had an activities weekend containg both sport and edification. 

Babysitters were in short supply last weekend, as 3500 people travelled to Brunstad to participate in what must have been the “parents’ event” of the year.

Friends from near and far travelled to Ternopil in the Ukraine to participate in the annual brothers' conference in the regional church conference center.

After one year of preparations for the Brunstad feast, the church in Alemlo in the Netherlands could invite churches from across the world to a live TV broadcast with focus on missionary work and fellowship.

Susanne Auke (13) from Slemmestad in Norway was dragged more than 4 km under a car. Her story shocked and moved people all over the world. Many people wondered how this "miracle girl" could have survived.

The 2009 global Reading-Comprehension Competition was broadcast on live TV from Brunstad on Saturday.

On Saturday the church in the Dutch town of Almelo will be hosting a live, global TV broadcast that will focus on Brunstad and missionary work.