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Cube Church e. V.

A charismatic free church in northern Miltenberg with Sunday services and the motto “Church is movement.”

Cube Church is a contemporary, charismatic free church in the north of Miltenberg. Under the motto “Church is movement!” it sees itself as a Christian congregation that wants to do church “differently than you think.”

At a Glance

Type
Christian, charismatic free church
Location
Von-Stein-Straße 18, 63897 Miltenberg (Miltenberg-Nord)
Service
Sundays at 10:30 a.m. (“Celebration Session”), open to guests
Motto
“Church is movement!” / “Church differently than you think!”

What They Offer

The heart of the congregation is the Sunday “Celebration Session” at 10:30 a.m. – a service that expressly welcomes guests and carries the guiding theme “A date with God.” Alongside it, there is “Team Night,” an evening for helpers, staff and leaders that is also open to visitors, and a “Ministry Evening” as an opportunity for connection and prayer. The exact dates for these events are announced in the church’s events calendar.

Structure

Congregational life is organised into several areas – including CUBE Celebration, CUBE Cluster and CUBE Hub – rounded out by courses, seminars and the inCUBEator School. The church sums up its self-understanding in the guiding themes of Values and Vision.

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Address

Von-Stein-Straße 18
63897 Miltenberg

Hours

So: 10:30–12:30

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