Heart actions in Neumünster: This is how Christmas will be beautiful for everyone!

Heart actions in Neumünster: This is how Christmas will be beautiful for everyone!

The pre -Christmas period is just around the corner, and in Neumünster there is festively shared and celebrated! The city's senior citizens' office has launched two wonderful advent campaigns that bring together young and old. The "Advent visits" campaign ensures that older people receive personal visits in this special time that not only inform, but also promote a feeling of community. Nele Dittmer, who is responsible for the organization, encourages everyone interested in registering on the phone number 942-3480 in order to agree on a visit to bring the residents joy. And that's not all! In addition, the senior citizens' office for the "Christmas greetings for home residents" campaign calls on, in which creative greetings can be submitted in the form of poems, maps and handicrafts. These are then distributed in care facilities to put a smile on the face of the residents there. These loving works of art can be submitted by December 19 in the senior citizens' office at Großflecken 71, such as neumuenster.de reported.

colorful joy with Easter stones

But the happy actions don't stop here! In the coming weeks, too, color and joy will be spread through the “Easter stones” campaign in Neumünster. The Bugenhagen parish encourages all citizens to interpret colorfully painted stones in the neighborhood. If you find a stone, you can either keep it or pass it on. The artists of this campaign, including daycare children and seniors, design the stones with hopeful symbols and do without professional demands-everyone can participate! The colorful stones will appear in different places in the Böckler settlement and are supposed to bring joy to the Finders. Jessica Bertow from the parish explains that every part of the action can be, whether you are a experienced painter or not. On Instagram, the finds can be shared using the hashtag #Osttersteine. This initiative, which was initiated by the Nordkirche, emphasizes that a little hope and joy cannot harm even in difficult times, reports