Christmas - Church President Wüst: Preserving hope in times of crisis
The President of the Evangelical Church of the Palatinate, Dorothee Wüst, has called on people to look to the future with hope despite the current wars and crises. "Hope changes people, it gives perspective, creates cohesion, changes the future," said Wüst according to the sermon text distributed in advance on Christmas Eve in the Stiftskirche in Kaiserslautern.
The past year had been an enormous challenge due to crises and wars such as Russia's ongoing war of aggression against Ukraine and the Middle East war, but also due to high inflation, and cohesion in society was dwindling. This is precisely what hope can counteract, as it will "never whine and polarize, it will listen and understand and act", said the church president. She advised people: "Be there for each other. Set out together in search of the future."
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- Despite the trials and tribulations of this year, including the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, the Middle East war, and inflation, the President of the Evangelical Church of Rhineland-Palatinate, Dorothee Wüst, encouraged people to celebrate Saint's Eve in Speyer with hope for the future.
- The church president urged the congregation in the Church in Kaiserslautern on Christmas Eve to embrace hope, noting that it has the power to "never whine and polarize, it will listen and understand and act."
- Recognizing the need for unity during these challenging times, Wüst encouraged the people of Palatinate, including those in Kaiserslautern, to "set out together in search of the future."
- In her sermon, Wüst highlighted the importance of hope in times of crisis, stating that it "gives perspective, creates cohesion, changes the future."
- As the Church President of Rhineland-Palatinate, Dorothee Wüst sees hope as a vital force, especially during this holiday season, which can help guide individuals and communities toward a brighter future.
Source: www.stern.de