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The ‘Tecklenburger Land’ excursion goes to the former County of Lingen. Count Konrad initiated the Reformation there in 1541.

This year, too, there will be an Easter Monday concert at the Church of St Agatha in Mettingen: the young, female vocal ensemble specializes in flawless a cappella singing across all epochs and styles and will fascinate the audience with a very special sound experience.

The cabinet exhibition follows the tracks of Martin Luther. It presents printed matter from the then-new spirit of the times – from the first printed bible, the 'Gutenberg Bible', which was still written in the Latin language, to the first Bible printed in the German language prior to Luther’s new translation, the 'Mentelin Bible', to the final version by Luther, the “Luther Bible”.

For kids and teens aged 8 to 14 who are interested in exploring and experimenting with different artistic techniques.

The Reformation of 1517 took place not only in Wittenberg, on the Wartburg, or in front of the Imperial Diet. The Reformation had sweeping consequences for the entire Christian world, consequences that can also be found in the Tecklenburger Land, in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Osnabrück, and in the Diocese of Münster. We are therefore setting off on a search for traces to sites connected with the Reformation in our home region.

For kids and teens aged 8 to 14 who are interested in exploring and experimenting with different artistic techniques.

For kids and teens aged 8 to 14 who are interested in exploring and experimenting with different artistic techniques.

This year, too, at 17 April, 7:30 p.m. there will be an Easter Monday concert in Mettingen: Sjaella live at the Church of St Agatha.

The cabinet exhibition follows the tracks of Martin Luther. It presents printed matter from the then-new spirit of the times – from the first printed bible, the “Gutenberg Bible”, which was still written in the Latin language, to the first Bible printed in the German language prior to Luther’s new translation, the “Mentelin Bible”, to the final version by Luther, the “Luther Bible”.