St.
Petersburg
On
Sunday, January 29, everyone who came into Petrikirche was taken by
surprise – the worship service was held not in the sanctuary, but
in the chapel...with the building's entry way acting as overflow
space for this worship service with Holy Communion. “We feel
especially close to one another today in this tight space, taking
Communion together in this small circle from the hands of our pastor,
Michael Schwarzkopf, and our intern Judith Schaefer,” said
congregations after the service.
The
sanctuary was closed for two and half months. The reason for this?
The exciting development of preparing a place for the new, large
organ that was soon to arrive. The construction work was centered
particularly on preparing the organ gallery while the rest of the
sanctuary's decorations and instruments were carefully covered in
order not to suffer from the construction dust.
You
can read more about the organ in news articles from later in the
year.
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