Offene Kirche Elisabethen — Attraction in Basel

Offene Kirche Elisabethen in Basel, Switzerland is a remarkable place of worship that embodies the values of inclusivity, diversity, and social justice. From the moment you step inside, you are welcomed with open arms by a community that is truly committed to creating a welcoming space for all. The architecture of the church is stunning, with a beautiful blend of traditional and modern elements that create a truly unique atmosphere. The high ceilings, stained glass windows, and intricate artwork are all breathtaking, but what really sets this church apart is the way it integrates technology and multimedia into its worship services. The community at Offene Kirche Elisabethen is incredibly diverse, with people from all walks of life coming together to celebrate and support each other. The church's commitment to social justice is evident in the many community outreach programs it offers, including initiatives to support refugees, the homeless, and those in need of mental health services. One of the standout features of this church is its music program, which features a wide variety of concerts and performances throughout the year. The acoustics of the space are excellent, and the performances are always of the highest quality. Overall, Offene Kirche Elisabethen is a truly special place that deserves to be experienced firsthand. Whether you're a member of the community or just visiting Basel, a visit to this church is an experience that you won't...

We were in town today (10th of April) around 12:30. I asked the cafe if we could go into the cathedral and she said yes but to be quiet because a concert was happening. An angry man came up to us saying a concert was happening and we needed to leave. My husband replied that the woman at the cafe said we could go in and he said okay but to stay in a specific area. I stayed in the specific area he asked us to and he came up to my three children (who were not making a noise) and I and aggressively said “ this is a concert!!!!” I said “yes I’m aware. We are being quiet and in the area you asked us to stay in.” He replied “LEAVE NOW. LEAVE NOW”. I said ok and we started to walk out and he aggressively followed us out. My two younger kids were scared & I replied to him he didn’t need to be rude and aggressive and they should talk to the front cafe people if people aren’t actually allowed in. He said something to the front cafe people and slammed the door. Totally unacceptable. I could understand if I was breaking in or doing something wrong but I wasn’t. And either way, that’s just not how people should talk to one another. Especially with young...

There's not much to say, really. There is an LGBT flag in front of the church. Supporting LGBT is one thing, but saying that we support LGBT is absurd, as if a person is running the church. This is a church. Everyone should have an opinion. We could have ignored it, but as soon as we went inside and saw the Israeli protest, I realized that this is not a church but a space for personal opinion. It is not acceptable that they are making propaganda, perhaps distorting the event of 7 months ago, while dozens of people, even children and even babies, were killed in Palestine. One could say no to a war. Why do you have to take sides? People are dying, babies are dying. And you are after propaganda. This is not a church. It's the building of a supporter of...