The refugee movement to Europe and especially to Germany is the chance for an increasingly secularized society to find back to faith in Jesus. In our congregation there is a majority of people whose mother tongue is not German.

Lead people into an encounter with Jesus,

so that they can find a heavenly home

and bear fruit in the kingdom of God.

this is our vision.

You are welcome!

PRAISE ’n SERVE

PRAISE sounds good, SERVE sounds bad. Nevertheless, the two belong together.

Without SERVE no PRAISE, so to speak. In order to clarify this connection from the outset, we have called our divine service PRAISE ’n SERVE. So that no one comes up with false ideas.

First and foremost, we serve God. This means that we do not want to serve people. He who kneels before God does not kneel before men. Do not serve people in fear of man in order to please them. That is why we praise God.

We serve people to show them the love of God. That is a fundamental difference.

The divine service is bilingual, german and farsi. If you get used to it, it’s not a problem for Germans either.

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