Herrenberg says goodbye to school Dean Ursula Ripp-Hilt: A farewell to heart

Herrenberg says goodbye to school Dean Ursula Ripp-Hilt: A farewell to heart

Herrenberg, Deutschland - An emotional farewell is imminent! Ursula Ripp-Hilt, the school dana of the Evangelical Church districts Böblingen and Herrenberg, will be ceremoniously said goodbye in the Herrenberg Abbey Church on Friday at 3 p.m. Since 2012 she fought tirelessly for religious education and was passionate about the fact that every child has access to religious issues. "Every child has a right to reliabean lessons," emphasizes the 62-year-old, who always had two "hats" in her role as an intermediary between schools and churches-the church hat at school talks and the school hat at church appointments.

Ursula Ripp-Hilt emphasized the importance of Evangelical religious education in the Böblingen-Herrenberg region as a school dana. "Many children only come into contact with religious issues here," she explains. Her task included not only the support of teachers, but also the organization of advanced training and teaching samples in order to strengthen religious instruction. But the challenges are great: there are fewer and fewer religious educators, and a successor to Ripp-Hilt is still in the stars.

a legacy of passion

Ripp-Hilt leaves an important legacy in the region. Your passion for religious education and your commitment to the children will be remembered. The farewell promises to become a moving moment for everyone involved, while the future of religious education in Böblingen and Herrenberg is on the brink. What will become of religious education without a successor? Time will show it, but the gap that Ripp-Hilt leaves is undeniable.