Synodal service in Chur, Martinskirche

The Graubünden parish synod is meeting this year in Chur. Chur celebrates 500 years of the Reformation. In 1523 Johannes Comander was called to Chur and ushered in the Reformation in Graubünden. In 1535, Comander wrote to the reformer Vadian in St. Gallen that "a small village at the foot of the Calanda has converted to the new faith." The small village refers to Felsberg. And there is something else that connects Felsberg with St. Martin's Church in Chur, as the 5 bells were cast by the Theus brothers in the local bell foundry.
Traditionally, only one service takes place in Graubünden on Synodal Sunday, this year in St. Martin's Church in Chur. You are cordially invited - there is enough space!