Pforzheimer Vesperkirche in Pforzheim

Prices are very reasonable. Dogs are not welcome. Service is based on sympathy. Since the Caritas management/supervisor changed, there have been many prohibitions and warnings, as well as bans from the premises. You feel like you're constantly being watched and patronized. Years ago, when a different Caritas management was still there, everything was much more relaxed and social!

The food for only 1 euro is really good, but the fact that the church is going along with the state's monkey business and not allowing unvaccinated people in is bad. The Protestant Church has always adapted to the spirit of the times. Luther was the worst thing Germany has ever produced. A heretical Judas, and the Protestant Church continues to act like him to this day.

I think it's great that people have been volunteering for years. Thank you so much for that! However, I can't understand why unvaccinated people are being excluded. What would Jesus have done? "Whoever comes to me, I will not turn away," Jesus says. You can read the annual motto everywhere, but we don't act on it. Unfortunately...

For the past month, it's been marked by a bad review: exclusion of the unvaccinated - nothing has changed in the handling and Christian understanding of the Vesperkirche... what a pity. I read the Bible differently and still understand it differently today...

May God enlighten you. Humanity is different.

I think this project is very good and worth supporting. Despite the coronavirus restrictions, the Vesperkirche (Evening Church) took place again this year and was brilliantly organized. It's a shame that the gathering was canceled, and I hope it will take place again next year under the regular schedule.