World Day of Prayer

for 1 hour
St Catherine's
Katherinenplatz 5 Stuttgart, 70812, Germany
Ecumenical Service hosted by Old Catholic Katharinenkirche, St. Catherine’s Anglican Church, the evangelische Leonhardskirche and the Evangelical Reformed Church, Stuttgart. This year's liturgy was prepared by a group of ecumenical Christian Palestinian women in response to the passage from Ephesians 4:1-7. They reflected collectively on this theme from the context of their suffering as Palestinian Christian women. They hope to inspire other women around the world to bear with one another in love during troubled times. ​

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World Day of Prayer

for 1 hour
St Catherine's
Katherinenplatz 5 Stuttgart, 70812, Germany

Ecumenical Service hosted by Old Catholic Katharinenkirche, St. Catherine’s Anglican Church, the evangelische Leonhardskirche and the Evangelical Reformed Church, Stuttgart. This year's liturgy was prepared by a group of ecumenical Christian Palestinian women in response to the passage from Ephesians 4:1-7. They reflected collectively on this theme from the context of their suffering as Palestinian Christian women. They hope to inspire other women around the world to bear with one another in love during troubled times. ​

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