The Reformation Anniversary is a celebration of Christ, striving to convey the message of God's free grace to all people.
In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.
God's word must be tangible.
We cannot keep from speaking about what we have seen and heard.
„By means of wise economic activities we want to share with the generations to come. Regarding the issue of education, we have to share with those who still lack opportunity in Germany.“
„Singing together, prayer, listening to the Bible, experiencing the presence of Christ in the Holy Supper: all of this constitutes the source from which we, as the Church, draw the strength for our lives.“
„These are good times for the Gospel message, because now the level of sustainability and substantiality of our Christian faith will become evident and proven.“
„The freedom of the faith redeems us from worrying about ourselves and transforms us into human beings who are able to accept responsibility for others“
„As an exercise of tolerance, the freedom of religion we have inherited from the Reformation is a precious good, if not the highest asset in our country!“
„Christianity is a way of life that spiritually permeates feelings, thoughts and actions.“
„For me, living the faith means cultivating human fellowship and being an advocate for the powerless in a caring society.“
„We will need an autonomous profile as a Protestant church, but it won't work all alone.“
„I want to strengthen people's trust in the promise that God looks after us.“
„Our witness to the faith becomes manifest in word and deed, in society and politics.“
„In this world we must keep alive a hope that goes beyond human experience and capacity.“
„Protestantism is always especially strong when it is widely represented in the centre of society. “
„Praying for peace and proclaiming the Gospel's message of peace belongs to our most noble tasks.“
„If we want to argue the case of peace, human dignity and solidarity, we can only do so with a clear voice.“
„People want to know how we, as Church of the Reformation, deal with the Christian message and our faith today.“
