Stadthagen is preparing for festive nativity scenes and services

Stadthagen is preparing for festive nativity scenes and services

Marienburger Straße 10, 31655 Stadthagen, Deutschland - In Stadthagen, the preparations for the upcoming Christmas Eve services are already in full swing. The St. Martini community not only invites you to one, but to six different services on December 24th! The traditional nativity scene in the St. Martini Church is performed at 2:30 p.m. and 4 p.m. href = "https://www.sn-online.de/lokales/schagen/stadthagen/stadthagen-fuer-fuer-das-krippenspiel-auf-hochtouren-swryyyyy3h76zcntjf2ezflQln7ae.html"> Sn reported. According to the performances, the Christvesper follows with head preacher Martin Runnebaum and the trombone choir, before the Christmas mass with Pastor Jörg Böversen, supported by the Christmas cantore, takes place at 11:30 p.m.

The first Christmas day brings further festivities to the community. A festival service will be celebrated in the church at 10 a.m. and at 11 a.m. in the Jakob-Damman house. On the second day of Christmas at 10 a.m. in the St. Martini Church, the believers can look forward to another festival service with a runner-up runner, also accompanied by the trombone choir. The culmination of the Christmas holidays is the concert of the St. Martini-Brass Band on December 27th at 7 p.m., with free admission.

a new head preacher

The introduction of Martin Runnebaum as a senior preacher caused a spirit of optimism in the municipality of Stadthagen. Pastor Jörg Böversen expressed hope that the city hunters will find a new home in their community. In his speech, state bishop Manzke emphasized the positive feedback on runebaum and promised that the new Upper preacher will give new impulses. His previous priorities are on experience -oriented youth work and the promotion of volunteers and the address of church distances. Manzke also paid tribute to the transition period under Pastor Wilfried Vauth, who temporarily headed the official business. The official vacancy has now come to an end, which according to Schaumburger Wochenblatt for the community.