How does a church service proceed?

Our church services consist of three parts:

1. A worship leader (moderator) welcomes the congregation, guides them through the service, and introduces upcoming events and people.
2. A worship team (usually consisting of a singer, guitarist, keyboardist, bassist, etc.) plays 4–6 songs throughout the service—the lyrics are displayed on the projector so everyone can sing along.
3. A preacher delivers a message to the congregation. This message is always grounded in the Bible—but is also down-to-earth and relevant to everyday life. Depending on the preacher, this can take very different forms. You can find examples in our YouTube videos at the bottom of the page.

How can I join?

There are no requirements or “special knowledge” needed to attend one of our worship services. You don’t have to know the songs, you don’t have to bring any money, and if the congregation stands for a prayer, it will be announced beforehand. Whether you sing along, sit, or stand during the songs is entirely up to you.

What about children?

For children ages 3 to 12, there’s a children’s service held at the same time, where the children listen to Bible stories, do crafts, and play together. The children stay in the main service at the beginning and then go together to the children’s room.
From time to time, a youth program is also offered during the service.
For parents with babies and toddlers, there is a separate room where you can step away for a moment. Otherwise, it’s no problem if you hear children laughing or crying 😉 from time to time.

A few examples of our sermons