Divine service with pastor Ivana Bendik

The service will be musically accompanied by Stephan Thomas, organ

Divine service with Deacon Henk Melcherts

Divine service with Pastor Ivana Bendik

Divine service with Deacon Henk Melcherts

Divine service with Pastor Gisella Belleri

Service

In the book "Questions would I still have", published by Rotpunktverlag Zurich, thirty authors from Germany, Austria and Switzerland, writers, but also people from other professions, talk about the lives of their grandfathers and grandmothers in the eventful 20th century. The memories from the grandchildren's point of view show the emotional, sometimes traumatic reverberations across generational boundaries. The result is a collection of very personal stories that get under your skin and cannot be found in any history book.

At the Literaturhaus Chur, their stories will be read by the Graubünden writer Romana Ganzoni, the author and historian Christian Ruch and the actor and editor of the book Wolfram Schneider-Lastin.

Duration: approx. 70 minutes

A new case in the cold-case crime series from the SPIEGEL bestselling author!
Malou Löwenberg: rebellious and committed ex-policewoman, now private detective, specializing in cold cases. She wants to find people who have been missing for a long time. Her first client is Vera König, who has been looking for her daughter for four years. Emily would be seven today and Vera is convinced that she is still alive. During her investigation, Malou comes across the trail of an international child trafficking ring. But Emily's father is also behaving highly suspiciously. Suddenly, Malou makes a shocking discovery and looks into abysses she never thought possible.

Inspired by true events, abysmal and nerve-wrackingly exciting!

Christine Brand, born and raised in Emmental in Switzerland, worked as an editor at the "Neue Zürcher Zeitung", as a reporter for Swiss television and as a court reporter. In the courtroom and through research and reports on police work, she gained insight into the world of justice and criminology. Christine Brand lives in Zurich and Zanzibar.

Followed by an aperitif.

Admission: Fr. 20.–, with customer card Fr. 15.–

m Reservation is requested: to register or call 081 254 12 40

My father – the hero
Julia Keller deals with the dying and death of her father in a sensitive and subtle way. It becomes clear how she can wonderfully deepen and expand the relationship between a daughter and her father, especially in such an extreme situation between life and death. You can feel the mutual love. Nevertheless, Julia Keller does not gloss over anything and also deals self-critically with sticking points and areas of friction between her and her father. A very authentic book from which the reader can also gain valuable insights. 

Julia Keller was born in Nyon and has lived in eastern Switzerland for many years. After "My Name is Julia", "My Father – the Hero" is the second book she has published. 

Doors open: 7.15 p.m.
Admission: Fr. 15.–, with customer card Fr. 10.–
Afterwards, an aperitif will be offered.

Reservations are requested: to register or call 081 254 12 40