Weekly Invite – 25 February 2018
Welcome to Starnberg Fellowship! We are glad you could be with us today! Please join us following worship for refreshments. If you have any questions about the church, please let us know. This Sunday's sermon will be "Getting the Path Straight" and the Scripture verses for it are Proverbs 3:5-8. Pastor Snyder will be preaching. Tuesday Evening Prayer and Bible Study Group: If you'd like to join us, please let us know. Men's Group will meet on Thursday, 1 March, 18.30 hrs at Hofbräukeller, Innere
Fasching: All About Munich’s Biggest Carnival
"When other countries of the world celebrate “carnival“, in Munich "Fasching" is celebrated. “Fasching“ comes from the medieval word “vaschnc“, in present-day German “Fastnacht“ and relates to the fasting period, which begins immediately after Fasching and is what we know as Lent. Munich’s Fasching has its origins in the dancing and pageantry which accompanied economical changes, as well as changes in the customs and festivities themselves, the tradition of Fasching remains to date. Up until the beginning of the 19th century
Weekly Invite – 4 February
Announcements: Pastor John, Shirin, Sarah and Stephanie Snyder are back! Your prayers for them during their time away are much appreciated. This Sunday is Communion Sunday. Pastor John will be preaching on “Christ’s Authority to Heal.” Scripture verses we’ll be studying are Psalm 103:1-6; Mark 1:29-34; John 4:46-54. Coffee and Conversation - The next coffee morning for English speakers is this coming Wednesday, 7 February, here at the Christuskirche, Ammerseestrasse 15, Gauting from 10 until 12 am. Children and friends are welcome. Next Sunday,
Christ’s Authority to Heal
As Christians, we are personally aware of, and have heard accounts of, healing by supernatural means. This has always been a part of the Good News we experience and share with others. We celebrate the reality of this event in our churches in various ways—prayer meetings, healing services, and special worship times. Jesus tells us, “Truly I tell you, if you have faith as small as a mustard seed…,” and when facing an addiction, chronic disability, or life-threatening illness, we often
