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Preparation for the Divine Service for the departed
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A rich yet poor man (21 October 2026)
He possesses more than he needs. Yet he lacks what matters most. In Oldenburg, Chief Apostle Helge Mutschler explained what the rich farmer teaches us about the kingdom of heaven.
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Discovered among masks and walls (17 October 2026)
“What do you think of me?” The question seems to be fishing for compliments. But in fact, it goes much deeper: it speaks to our longing to be seen and found.
Divine Service on third Sunday (18 October 2026)
based on Psalm 40; 5
conducted by Priest Lazario Buckley
called up Priest Thomas Bayer
The end of fear: the recipe for peace (14 October 2026)
Peace is more than a mere ceasefire. It begins where fear gives way, walls come tumbling down, and people start listening to one another again. Jesus Christ shows us what really matters.
World empire, world language, world’s end (13 October 2026)
To truly understand the gospels, one must immerse oneself in the era in which they were written. That world was shaped by a movement known as Hellenism: where it came from and where it led—here is part 2 of our series on the subject.
The host is Jesus Christ Himself (12 October 2026) A hymn, a prayer, familiar words: the celebration of Holy Communion follows an established order. Yet there is more to it than meets the eye.
Divine Service on second Sunday (11 October 2026)
based on Revelation 4: 11
conducted by Priest Takeo Takashima
called up Priest Akihiro Kadohira (Rector)
Please, just keep on sowing! (7 October 2026) Tears are simply part of life—but they will not have the last word. Chief Apostle Mutschler preached in Reutlingen about the harvest of joy that is sure to come.
Divine Service on Thanksgiving Day (4 October 2026) based on Psalm19:1 conducted by Priest Akihiro Kadohira called up: Priest Freddy Kangolongo Cisaka, Priest Lazario Buckley More￫
What God creates—and what this makes of us (2 October 2026)
He creates the world, sustains it, acts upon the lives of human beings, and ultimately gives Himself: the Sunday divine services in October follow the traces of the works of God.
God never gives up (29 September 2026)
Bruised, burnt out, at the end of your rope? God is paying attention and will give you hope again. How? This is something the Chief Apostle illustrated in a recent divine service.
Divine Service on fourth Sunday (27 September 2026)
based on Isaiah 40: 31
called up: Priest Freddy Kankolongo Cisaka, Priest Lazario Buckley
