Dreifaltigkeitskirche

with children's churchLeadershipPastor Antje Schwartau + Pastor Johannes KühnOrganizerEv.-Luth. Kirchengemeinde Friedenskirche Eilbek

GRIPSHOLM CASTLEA Summer Story by Kurt TucholskyPeter and "the Princess" Lydia are spending their summer vacation in Sweden. While searching for a suitable summer residence, they find Gripsholm Castle. While Europe is long doomed to decline, they find a small, brief paradise on earth here. With nothing but summer freshness and the unbearable lightness of being."As you know, I've published all sorts of political books recently, which you've dealt with extensively. But now I'd like to cultivate 'beautiful literature' again. Don't you have anything? How about a little love story? Think about it!""What do you have in mind? Love in this day and age? Do you love? Who still loves today? It's not easy. Where to get it without stealing from Villon? Then a little summer story would be better."Saskia Junggeburth reads excerpts from Kurt Tucholsky's last novel. Krischa Weber performs chansons & songs from the 1920s, as well as improvisations on cello & singing saw.On 08/28/2026 at 7 PMin the church garden of the Dreifaltigkeitskirche HammFree admission, donations are welcomeWith the kind support of the Bezirk HH-MitteMore information at www.buchbar-lit.de

The Church of the Holy Trinity is a monument of national importance. Behind it lies the Old Hammer Cemetery, which has been a protected monument since 1923. We invite you to discover the church and the cemetery.

The Trinity Church, built in 1957, is a very special architectural monument and a vibrant center in the district. During a guided tour, Pastor Kühn recounts the long history of Hammer churches, which began in 1693. He explains many of the symbols incorporated into the church and takes visitors on a walk across the Old Hammer Cemetery to the graves of famous Hamburg residents.

Wine bar, non-alcoholic cocktails from JiMs-Bar, sausages from the grill, stick bread baking at the fire pit. We cordially invite you to celebrate and enjoy on the church square.