And who am I? Community and Self-discovery in the Mirror of the Bible
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And who am I? The Self in the Mirror of Biblical Figures
An evening at the Protestant community center Resurrection invites you to reconsider your own personality in the light of biblical stories. Between humor, reflection, and spiritual contemplation, space is created for a personal faith experience and an open spiritual community.
Biblical Figures as Mirrors of One's Own Life
Paul appears as a passionate person, Rahab as a determined activist, Elizabeth as a loyal friend, and Simon as a proactive doer. The event views biblical figures not just as characters of the past, but as mirrors of human behaviors, strengths, and inner movements.
A Special Form of Bible Study
With humor and a wink, the evening leads into a different form of Bible study. The focus is on personal resources, individual potentials, and development opportunities. Engaging with biblical figures connects theological impulses with self-reflection and opens new perspectives on one's own spirituality.
Community, Conversation, and Spiritual Guidance
The atmosphere combines tranquility, contemplation, and communal exchange. Everyone is invited who wants to learn more about the Bible and themselves. The evening also provides inspiration for those interested in religious education and church services regarding their own faith practice and pedagogical work.
With Theological Support
The event is conducted by Irene Stooß-Heinzel, theological advisor at the Protestant Educational Institute Fürth and systemic consultant. This brings together biblical tradition, theological expertise, and life-related personal reflection.
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Visitors can expect a delightful, enlightening, and spiritually stimulating evening about identity, faith, and personal development. Those who wish to experience biblical stories from a new perspective and discover their own personality will find an inviting space for encounter and contemplation.
