Evangelische Chrischona Gemeinde

A vibrant tapestry of generations, that’s the Evangelische Chrischona Gemeinde in Freiburg. Here at Windausstrasse 15, the Evangelische Chrischona Gemeinde isn’t just a church. It’s a family. They aim to bring together people of all ages. They want to live their faith together. The Evangelische Chrischona Gemeinde is part of a larger network. It’s connected to Chrischona-Gemeinschaftswerkes e.V. (CGW) in Giessen. This is the German branch of the Pilgermission St. Chrischona in Bettingen, Switzerland. Near Basel, the Theological Seminary St. Chrischona (TSC) trains future leaders. These young people study for various roles. They prepare for church work, missionary service, religious education, and social work. The CGW operates as a “free work”. It’s within the Protestant Church but also works independently and beyond its structure. The Evangelische Chrischona Gemeinde relies primarily on donations. These donations come from members and friends. They collaborate with other churches and organizations. This collaboration happens within the framework of the Evangelical Alliance. The Evangelische Chrischona Gemeinde offers a range of services. They provide pastoral care. There is a choir or band. They focus on evangelism. A women’s group meets regularly. They offer Bible studies and prayer meetings. There are programs for teenagers and a children’s group called Jungschar. Seniors also have their own meetings. Smaller groups meet in homes called Hauskreise. Of course, regular Sunday services are held at 10:00 AM. Attendance typically ranges from 50 to 100 people. The services are conducted in German. Childcare is provided during the services. If you’d like to learn more, Oliver Ohler is the pastor you can contact. He can be reached at +49 0761-8818071. So, as you stand before the Evangelische Chrischona Gemeinde, remember its commitment to connection and community. It’s a place where faith is lived out, not just spoken. It’s a place where generations unite, bound by a shared belief and the desire to share God’s love.