The enditnow team of Hanse visits churches with a special, intergenerational program.
On Sabbath March 8, 2025, International Women's Day, the enditnow team was invited to the Hanover South church for an enditnow Emphasis Day.
Christian Lutsch, pastor of the church, sent us these kind words (here some extracts):
“I would like to thank you and your team on behalf of the Hanover South church for your time, your courage, your diverse ministry, your accommodating attitude, your patience with all our limitations, your flexibility and your forgiveness!
But I am very happy that I was able to observe a few things: a loving children's story, excited listeners during the sermon, many Potluck guests, a well-attended afternoon event (compared to the last few years), and young people who are seriously thinking about values and human dignity. Last but not least, a number of volunteers who were able to take a break for a Sabbath.
We have you to thank for all of this! I wish you all God's rich blessing and his authority to right the wrongs - perhaps we will meet again on a similar occasion?
Many greetings from Hanover South.”
We, the Enditnow team, were delighted with the friendly welcome and felt really at ease. We also felt that our concern to make the church a safe place was understood.
During the sermon, the children are looked after with their own program. We have a special theme for each age group.
Our program is structured as follows:
1. kindergarten children
2. Teenagers
3. Youth
4. adults
According to a report by Nancy D., Hanse Conference