Traditionally, around July 14, we also announce our event program for the second half of the year. We are pleased to announce a colorful variety of virtual and in-person events once again!
As a new feature, we are offering an intensive course entitled “Introduction to Apostolic Church History” on September 13. We will spend a whole day studying apostolic history and invite you to join us at the Brockhagen Archive. Registration is required. We ask for a donation on site to cover the costs incurred.
On November 15, Volker Wissen will give an insight into his theological master’s thesis entitled “Guiding the Lay Spirit.” The thesis deals with the development of sermon aids (“official gazettes,” “bread letters,” etc.) of the Apostolic Community.
In addition, we are once again organizing two virtual discussion evenings with interesting topics on October 30 with a report on experiences from studying theology and on November 20 with the exciting topic “The deceased from the perspective of the Apostolic Community.”
The annual meeting of the network will take place this year from October 2 to 5 in the Bensheim/Mannheim area.
The necessary registration information will be available here shortly.
In the Brockhagen Archive itself, in addition to the archive choir, which rehearses regularly, a recorder group has now also been formed, which will meet again after the school holidays on September 25 – anyone who is interested is welcome to join!
The entire program can be downloaded in various formats below.
As usual, we offer a chronological and a thematic program for download. Printed copies are available at the archive itself and can also be sent on request. In addition, the events are listed on the right-hand side of this page and on our events page. Any changes or cancellations will also be published here.
Thematic program: https://apostolische-geschichte.de/download/Veranstaltungen2025-2-thematisch.pdf
Chronological program: https://apostolische-geschichte.de/download/Veranstaltungen2025-2-chronologisch.pdf
In addition to the scheduled events, we have long offered lectures and archive tours for interested groups outside of the program. We plan these events on demand in consultation with the groups. We have listed some examples of group events on our events page. If you are interested, please contact us by email.