Special Lecture on Intelligent Design

Questioning common narratives and seeking a deeper understanding of existence? Whether you’re a seasoned scholar or an inquisitive mind, Professor Burgess’s talk promises to challenge your intellect and inspire contemplation. You are warmly invited (Q & A).

We invite you to a special lecture from Professor Stuart Burgess (University of Bristol, UK) on the topic ‘Why I believe in Intelligent Design’

This lecture is open for everyone who is interested, even though it is primarily aimed at students.
Location: IBC Bremen
Date & Time: Saturday, 02. March 2024, 15:00 (3 PM)
Duration: ca. 90 min.
The lecture will be in English

Learn more about Prof. Burgess here: profstuartburgess.com

23-25.09. Church Retreat

From Friday 23. to Sunday 25.09. we’ll have our church retreat close to Oldenburg at Haus Maranatha. We’re looking forward to seeing you there.

Please keep in mind that on Sunday 25. there’ll be no church service in afternoon!

30th Church Anniversary

Please note that there will NOT be a service at 16.00 at the Kreuzgemeinde building.

Your steadfast love, O Lord, extends to the heavens,
your faithfulness to the clouds.
~Psalm 36:5

God’s faithfulness is immeasurable! Our faithful Father has been with us and through us during the last 30 years. We give him all the glory and honor as we celebrate this milestone.

We look forward to celebrate God’s faithfulness with you on
12th of June 2022 at
Freie Evangelische Bekenntnisschule Bremen in
Steinsetzerstraße 8, 28279 Bremen
(Click here to see the location on Google Maps)

Service starts at 11:00 AM.
Lunch and fellowship follows after the Sunday service.

If you’d like to join, please register for the service through this link:

Update concerning upcoming Services – Jan 2022

Coming to church has been more and more challenging these days. We are once again faced with another challenge—we have been directed by our host church that every person coming to church services must provide a negative corona test.

While the new rule will surely entail a lot more effort and planning, we are even more encouraged to continue to hold our Sunday worship services in the church building. We are encouraged that by seeking the Lord together, we, as a church family can honor and bless the Lord especially during this time of transition and uncertainty.

In a nutshell, here are the new rules in the coming Sundays:

1.

Everybody needs to get tested max. 24hrs before coming to church – a self-test counts.
Proof can be the test unit itself
or a picture of it.

2.

FFP2 or KN95 Mask must be worn on at all times at the church.

As we all face the on-going (and not to mention, dynamic) rules and changes in our church and even in our community, may we all look to our God who is never changing and is in control of every situation.

Church Service with 3G Rule

We praise and honor God for His guidance and protection as we continuously meet in our Sunday worship services. We are all encouraged by how each of you have graciously cooperated in fulfilling the rules set by our host church and the authorities. We are also blessed by volunteers who have been serving with and for us every Sunday. We praise God for each of you indeed!

New 3G Rule for Sunday Service

The challenge continues to be real for everyone and we acknowledge that constant volatile situation weighs on everyone’s mind and hearts. With the recent development, we have received indications from our host church, the Kreuzgemeinde, that the building usage requires us to observe the 3G rule for Sunday service for everyone above 16 year’s old, starting this Sunday.

To put it simply, you must present one of the three Gs in coming to church:

1. geimpft (vaccination certificate)
2. genesen (recovered)
3. getestet* (certified negative Corona test no later than 24h prior to their entry into church)

What should I do and expect when arriving to church?

You will be met with a friendly team to quickly ease the entrance process so that you can find your seat and worship with us.

1. As usual you will receive an invitation on Sunday mid-day to sign-in online to the church service, providing your contact details and optionally include your G-status (for retention to fast-track you on subsequent Sundays). This will greatly help our volunteers in facilitating a smooth entry process.
2. If applicable, conduct your test at the test center
3. Arrive to church earlier
4. Show any of the above mentioned documents to the ushers or security team before going inside the church building.
5. Present your online sign-in or complete your contact details

There is one body and one Spirit—just as you were called to the one hope that belongs to your call— one Lord, one faith, one baptism, one God and Father of all, who is over all and through all and in all.

~Ephesians 4:4-6

Faith Moves Mountains

Dr. Klaus-Dieter John: How a hospital in the Andes came into being

Diospi Suyana, when translated from the local language of Quechua means God is our hope.

Tucked in the South Peruvian Andes, Diospi Suyana Mission hospital and school in Curahuasi District serves 750,000 Quechua Indians.

The miraculous story of the hospital started out when Dr. Klaus-Dieter John and and his wife Dr. Martina John, dreamed of becoming medical missionaries in the developing world. Little did they know that their desire to reach the Incas would expand in ways that they could not have imagined. The growth of the world-class hospital including a Christian school and a media center was made possible through the God who is our Living Hope

This coming Sunday, Dr. John, who is on tour in Germany this month, will be sharing with us their testimony on how the God of hope has paved the way for them to serve and share the love of Christ to the Inca community.

We invite you to join us in our Sunday worship service to hear about God’s work in the mountains of Peru!

Feel free to download & send the invitation above (in German) to your friends. 

Interested to know more about Diospi Suyana? Check out their website to get more detailed information on their mission. 

Rising Above

We’re excited that you’ve decided to join us on this Special Sunday for Students and Young Adults

Join us in person

Our address: Hohenlohestrasse 60, 28209 Bremen, Germany

To find out more on how to get here : https://www.ibc-bremen.de/location/

Because of Covid-19, we have some extra measures in place. Please make sure to check them before you come:

https://www.ibc-bremen.de/2020/06/sunday-worship/

Join us online via YouTube

You can join us through the live stream on YouTube :

ONLINE MEET & GREET FOR STUDENTS

If you are a returning or a new student joining us online, we would like to welcome you to a zoom meet-up, after the service!

Stay tuned for the link that will be sent in the live chat!
Hope to see some of you there!

Sunday Worship

Palm Sunday 2020

Thank you for joining us for our online worship service.

The following is an automated playlist that will take you through our virtual worship service sequence.
Here’s what we have lined up for you:

1. Introduction from Pastor Paul
2. Song – Behold He Comes – Rend Collective
3. Palm Sunday Message from Pastor Paul
4. Song – Christ our Hope in Life and Death – Keith & Kristyn Getty, Matt Papa
5. Closing Prayer and Blessing

Please contact us using the details above for further information, including how to join one of our online groups

Questions for discussion:

1. How does our confidence in the reality of God’s sovereignty help us overcome out fears?
2. How do we offload our burdens to Jesus? (Matthew 11:28-29)
3. How has the Lord shown his reality to you in your life?

International Service

Sunday 29 September will be a bit different. Join us along with the Kreuzgemeinde and the Arabic, Chinese, and Spanish Churches for a special International Worship Service at 11.00. For us, every Sunday is an international service, but Sunday 29 September is a chance to celebrate with our sister churches.

The message will be brought by Pastor Steffen Kahl.

Please bring some food so we can share a buffet lunch afterwards.

(Please note: There is no IBC Bremen worship service that afternoon.)