We will have a Christmas service with classical music and a Christmas cookie exchange directly afterwards. Feel free to invite your friends and family and bring your favorite Christmas cookies to share.

We gather each Sunday to celebrate God and the gospel through teaching, music and prayer, and fellowship. Our Sundays services are for the entire family. We prepare special activities during Sunday services to help children discover God.

[table: Order of service]
Call to worship
Song
Song
Song
Welcome and announcements
Thanksgiving and offering
Sermon
Song
Benediction

[block: Looking for parking?]
Download the Payuca app and find PAYUCA Garage Canettistraße 3 near the Novum. You can park there only on Sundays for 0.60 €/hr.
[Get the App] Directions

[table: Points of contact]
Welcome | Petrina
Children | Pearl
Music | Diva
Tech | Johannes

[faq]
What's Sunday like? | Want a sneak peak into what goes on on Sundays? Take a look at our livestreams. (Subscribe while you are there 😊). Sunday services usually involve singing, praying, Bible teaching, activities for kids, food, and lots of conversation. Whether you grew up in church or have never read the Bible you are invited!

What do kids do at church? | Sundays services are for the whole family. We prepare activities for the kids each Sunday to help them learn about God and enjoy friendship with each other. Feel free to get in touch ahead of your visit with questions.

How do I get to know people? | Small "Life" groups meet during the week to forge life-giving relationships and help each other grow in faith. Visiting a Life Group is a great way to get to know people. Browse Life Groups events and request to visit one.

Can I volunteer? | Yes! The best way to volunteer is to introduce yourself to one of the service team members during the Sunday Service and let them know of your interest.

[tags]
#special #christmas #church_service #music #livestream #childcare #family #featured

[cover]
Christmas Cookies

[cta]
Plan your visit

[rsvp]
Plan your visit

[colophon]
Picture credit: Dieter Kuhn