St. Nicholas Church Alsterdorf

Jeden Sonntag wird in der Kirche St. Nicolaus der Gottesdienst gefeiert. Die Kirche gehört zur Evangelischen Stiftung Alsterdorf und ist somit nicht Teil eines Kirchenkreises - also keine klassische Gemeinde, sondern eine Gemeinschaft. Die Gemeinschaft, die sich jeden Sonntag in der Kirche zum Gottesdienst versammelt, zeichnet sich durch ihre Offenheit aus. Die Besucherinnen kommen teilweise schon seit Jahrzehnten in die Kirche, aber auch Patientinnen aus dem benachbarten Evangelischen Krankenhaus Alsterdorf feiern mit. Alle sind willkommen! Inklusion zu leben steht hier im Vordergrund. Die helle und lichtdurchflutete Kirche ist barrierefrei und bereit für jeden Gottesdienstbesucherin.

Inclusive Tour: The History of the Evangelische Stiftung Alsterdorf - From Institution to Neighborhood

Singing together – what could be better? Sing the greatest hits in the summer festival tent at Alsterdorfer Markt: Come by to groove, dance, and just have a lot of fun.The "North Sings" – for a long time! "Hamburg Sings" – of course, but "Alsterdorf Sings" – because we are colorful and loud.Choir director Sören Schröder from "Hamburg Sings" will get the Alsterdorfer Markt singing again this year after great success. For a good hour, you can leave all your worries behind and sing and dance along to your heart's content.So that everyone can really sing along, the lyrics will be shown on a large screen. The choir director will also guide you through each song and practice difficult parts. So, no prior knowledge is necessary.Whether alone, with friends, or family – we invite all music lovers to an unforgettable choir event!Wednesday, December 02, 20265:00 PM to 6:30 PMSt. Nicolaus Church

An event in the series The Christmas Story - Theater for the Whole FamilyIn this play by Johannes Galli, the biblical story of the birth of Jesus is presented with a great deal of humor in a traditional yet contemporary way: the angel's announcement that Mary will give birth to a son named Jesus, Mary and Joseph's search for lodging, finding no free space among people during the busy Christmas season, Herod's rage against the holy child, the shepherds and the Magi who come to pay homage to the child in the manger.The children watching can even play along themselves.Great fun for young and old!