The story of Peter and the triple rooster crow is the sermon text for the coming Sunday, a story of fear and failure, but also a story of love and forgiveness.
A heartfelt invitation to the church service on Sunday, March 10 at 10:30 a.m.
A warm invitation to the big question: What do we celebrate at Easter? ... and of course to play games, sing, do handicrafts, listen to a biblical story, pray and much more. Saturday at 2 pm @ Pastor Anna's House
What does this "omnipresent" actually mean? Where and how do I experience God in my life? We will explore these questions next Sunday at 3 pm at JBN Camp Gwarimpa / Utako Road 3b, hosted by Pastor Anna Küster. With church café afterwards and also children's church parallel to the service
Quelle: Tiki Küstenmacher @ Werkstatt für Liturgie und Praxis
Welcome to our Family worship on Christmas Eve 2023 4 p.m. in Berger-Clubhouse.
For toddlers, adults, teenagers, parents, siblings, grandparents, friends and anyone who enjoys singing and a nativity play in which everyone can take part.
The worship is in german but easy to follow as the children will act out the story.
Please register in advance so that the security personnel are informed (see 'Kontakt' above)
Sometimes I look for God, but the path seems blocked.
I can't get through, I stand in my own way.
The 3rd Advent tells us about this, but also about the fact that where Jesus comes, the world becomes brighter and healthier: Things that have dried up begin to blossom, closed eyes open, what is hidden in our hearts is revealed.
Nothing should stand in the way of his coming: neither valleys of sadness nor mountains of hubris. Preparing the way for him means staying awake and allowing yourself to be set in motion: To comfort the sad, to accept one another and to encourage those who have long since given up.
(kirchenjahr-evangelisch)
A warm invitation to the worship service on Sunday, December 17th at 4 p.m.
The Advent season will soon begin and with it the wait for Christmas Eve.
Anticipation, impatience, longing. Waiting is associated with mixed feelings.
This coming Sunday, Eternity Sunday, also speaks of waiting, but in a different way and poses the question of the end of life, what we expect ... and what we then expect. The Bible paints the picture of "the new heaven, the new earth".
In the upcoming worship service, we remember the people who have died, say a prayer for them and light candles.
A warm invitation to the Service on Sunday, November 26 at 10.30 am
at Parish Room @Ashanti-Gallery (Abubakar Koko Cres, Lifecamp)
