News from St Marien
All the latest news from our church, our projects and the churches in Lübeck city centre
On this page, you will find our blogs with lots of up-to-date information and everything that is currently on our minds.
Highlights for you: Don't miss this
Buxtehude
The Lübeck Buxtehude Days ("Lübecker Buxtehudetage") are set to enchant audiences once again. The baroque music festival will take place from 17 to 25 September at various churhces in the Inner City of Lübck, featuring an extensive programme with concerts, workshops and lectures
- Remember
An impressive exhibition awaits you until October: “Zachor – Remember!” takes a look at the deportations of Jews to Riga during the Second World War. It addresses both the murder of the 25,000 ghetto inmates in the Rumbula Forest and the deportation and murder of Jewish men, women and children from Lübeck. The texts of the exhibition are also available in English - At night
To all night owls this September: For the last time this year, our night-time church opening (Magic Moments) awaits you
NEWS FROM ST MARIEN
For 800 years, St Marien has been a place of worship for the citizens of Lübeck, where they celebrate church services and other city events. It is here that people find hope and form their identity.
The church is open 365 days a year: for you and all those seeking God. Lübeck's council, merchant and citizens' church is a place for worship and prayer, art and culture, discussion and conversation, volunteering and commitment. For Lübeck, its people and for the glory of God.
INTO THE FUTURE
Following the reconstruction of the church 80 years ago, a major renovation is now underway. The windows, paintings, masonry and temperature control are just some of the extensive tasks involved. You can find all the information about this major project on our blog.
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NEWS FROM THE CHURCHES IN LÜBECK CITY CENTRE
The churches in Lübeck's city centre, built in the Romanesque and Brick Gothic styles, not only shape the city's skyline, known as the Stadtkrone (city crown), but also the cultural life of the city's society. Strong traditions have their place here: music, seafaring, spirituality, art and liturgy, worship culture and diaconal commitment. An incomparable diversity, shaped by the people of Lübeck. With plenty of space and joyful anticipation for enthusiastic supporters.
