Pastors rock the pulpit: benefit concert for St. Marien-Kirche!

Pastors rock the pulpit: benefit concert for St. Marien-Kirche!

A week after her prevented appearance at the Heimatfest in Zemmin, the band "Reverends & Friends" now brings a breath of fresh air to church music. On June 20, 2025, the group will give a benefit concert as part of the “Rock Die Kanzel” project in the Marienkirche in Autobahnstadt, the revenues of which are to be used for the renovation of the St. Marien Church in Jarmen. As reports [nordkurier.de] (https://www.nordkurier.de/regional/anklam/pastoren-rocken-die-kanzel-ahrer-neuen-- Neuen-pommern-Hymne-3681738), the concert promises a mixture of rocking sounds and devout thoughts. Particularly exciting for the listeners: Inside, the premiere of the "Pomerania" anthem, which was only recently heard at the Jarmen city reception.

The band "Reverends & Friends" consists of pastors, pastors and friends who are friends who regularly rehearse in the Kartlower rectory. With their appearances, this unique musical merger not only pursues the goal of having fun, but also conveying a spiritual message. Her last performance was a big highlight for the community, and the upcoming appearance will certainly not be enthusiastic.

new challenges and old acquaintances

The anticipation for the upcoming concert is noticeable, especially since the appearance in Autobahnstadt has been the first appearance of the band again for some time. The band was originally planned for the village festival in Zemmin, but thwarted the invoice. But reunion with the audience will be all the more beautiful at "Rock Die Kanzel 3.0". Here are popular hits and Christian rock on the setlist. Songs such as "Eye of the Tiger", "Stand by Me", Udo Lindenbergs "Cello" and "Horizont" will captivate the audience, as nordkirche.de

The four parishes involved Kartlow-Pölschow, Jarmen-Tutow, Hohenmocker and Daberkow represent a strong network that the band supports. The synchronicity of the participating pastors reflects the community spirit that gives the appearances a special character.

A look at church music in everyday life

church music has traditional terrain in Germany, which stays alive through numerous festivals. As the German Music Information Center MIZ finds, there are a variety of events that deal with church music. These festivals are characterized by their special thematic focus and offer musicians: inside a platform to present themselves.

At "Rock Die Kanzel" it becomes clear how such contemporary events can beat bridges between traditional church music and modern music styles. The upcoming benefit concert helps not only keep this tradition alive, but also to pass it on to the new generations. Be there and support the renovation of the St. Marien Church in Jarmen-because good music and the well-kept together in the community are things that are always very popular!