Information evening for prospective editors in Bürstadt

Information evening for prospective editors in Bürstadt

In Bürstadt, a new training course for lecturers is offered, which is directed by Markus Maubeck, the parish priest on site. This course aims to prepare Participants to take on the role of a Lector in Church Services, which is a Significant Responsibility Within the Community.

On Tuesday, October 29, an information evening will take place in the Evangelical parish hall at Heinrichstrasse 22 from 7.30 p.m. Interested people are invited to find out about the content and structure of the course. Pastor Silke Bienhaus, the deputy dean of the Evangelical Deanery Bergstrasse, will also be present and provide important information.

Details on the course process

The course itself will take place at regular intervals, whereby the participants usually meet in the parish hall once a month, Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Every course of the course begins with a small prayer impulse, which the prospective lectors should design themselves. This promotes personal examination of the matter and gives the participants the opportunity to bring their creativity and faith into the design.

The morning will be primarily devoted to the theoretical development and discussion, while the afternoon units aim more at practical trying out. Particular attention is paid to the method of collegial advice, in which charity through mindful perception and constructive feedback focus.

After the information evening, the interested parties can submit their binding registration and also discuss the assignment to mentors. The support of experienced lectures is considered crucial in order to help the new lectures in learning and growing in their role.

This initiative is an important step to strengthen community work and to promote active participation in the service. For more information about the course visit and the registration, interested parties can visit the dean's office website to receive current news and updates.

The entire project is not only a further training opportunity, but also an opportunity for the participants to deeper their beliefs and to actively participate in community life. In a recent article on www.buerstaedter-zeitung.de , this could also set new impulses for pastoral care in the region.