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December 31, 2011: The Vereinte Kirche Gottes [UCG-Germany] spent $30,970 on printing costs for public proclamation in 2011, bringing the total spent since 2000 to $363,000. These printing costs were paid with local funds without any subsidy for public proclamation from the United Church of God in Cincinnati, Ohio.
December 20, 2011: The Vereinte Kirche Gottes ["UCG-Germany"] offered 540 German subscribers of "Intern" [German "United News"] a sermon CD. 43 readers ordered the CD, an eight percent response. December 13, 2011:
December 6, 2011: To test audio streaming software as a possible replacement for using Skype, the Vereinte Kirche Gottes ["UCG-Germany"] conducts it first Bible study via internet streaming. 33 connections were registered during the hour long test, and participants gave positive ratings for the audio quality and stability of the transmission. |
What's new in Germany & Europe?News & views
about a continent soon to
December 21, 2011: This month Germany’s HypoVereinsbank became the country’s latest financial institution to tell American citizens and its clients living in the United States that their brokerage accounts are no longer welcome at the bank. Read more »
December 9, 2011: A ten hour summit meeting in Brussels that lasted until the early morning hours will bring changes to the eurozone – and possibly even to the European Union’s composition. A "two-speed" will likely be one result of the summit. Read more » November 10, 2011: Galileo, the new EU global positioning system, will enhance Europe’s independence, providing EU countries guaranteed access to a GPS instead of relying on the system currently provided by the United States, a friendly but nevertheless foreign power. Read more » October 12, 2011: A stunning move by the Swiss National Bank in September signals the opening round of a currency war as Switzerland sets exchange limits to protect its domestic economy. Currency wars can lead to trade wars. But what comes after trade wars? Read more » September 7, 2011: As Recep Erdogan positions Turkey as the regional leader of the Islamic Middle East, demeaning Israel seems to be a key element of his strategy. The latest incident was the expulsion of the Israeli ambassador over the Gaza relief flotilla dispute. Read more » |
The Vereinte Kirche Gottes ["UCG-Germany"]
reprints lesson 1 of its 12 lesson Bible Study Course. With lesson 1 now completed, lessons 1-4 have all been reprinted after having been updated with the new German spelling rules. UCG-Germany also printed this lesson using D + L Printpartners, the new printer located near the Dutch-German border in Bocholt.