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Sat, 3/16/19 
TOS Church and Conference Center, Tübingen
Gebetstag für Deutschland
Sat, 3/16/19
Entry: 10:30 am
Start: 11:00 am
End:
10:00 pm
TOS Church and Conference Center
Eisenbahnstraße 126
DE-72072 Tübingen
Organized by:
TOS Dienste Deutschland e.V.
Infos und Kontakt
Jobst Bittner is a Protestant theologian (M.A.) and founder of TOS Ministries, which today comprises twelve churches in Germany and abroad. The ministry includes a wide range of mercy ministries—including street children's homes in five Latin American countries, a drug rehab center in Belarus and 24/7 prayer centers in Europe and America. In Argentina, Jobst Bittner initiated a non-denominational prayer movement with more than 60,000 participants. His book, Breaking the Veil of Silence—a Christian bestseller—deals with working through the family's Nazi past and the significance of Jewish roots in the Christian faith. The book has been published in 14 languages. In 2007, Jobst Bittner and his wife Charlotte founded March of Life—a commemorative and reconciliation movement against antisemitism. The march takes place annually in over a hundred cities in over 20 countries. Jobst Bittner ministers as a speaker and author at international conferences and holds worldwide Breaking the Veil of Silence events together with his team.
Stefan Haas is a graduate theologian, Bible teacher, author, co-founder and pastor of TOS Church in Leipzig. In 2000, he initiated and organized a continuous 24/7 prayer (day and night prayer) as a central spiritual element of the church. As a long-time organizer, he has shaped Leipzig's commemorative events as part of "March of Life" as well as the exhibition "Never Again Silence", which has had its home in the kosher Café HaMakom since 2015 and has developed into an important place of Jewish-Christian encounter in Leipzig.
From 1980 to 1996, Suzette worked for Christ for all Nations, and was Reinhard Bonnke’s co-evangelist. Later, she founded ‘Voice in the City’, together with Gayle Claxton, an international missions organization. The ministry’s goal is to reach lost and broken-hearted people with the Gospel, no matter what life situation these people find themselves in, or what paths they’ve walked in the past. A significant part of their ministry is healing, where God has used Suzette mightily in signs and wonders.
BE'ER SHEVA leads people into worship with a unique blend of modern praise music, klezmer, nigun and classic worship. The band has already played in many countries in Europe, America and Israel. They also play regularly during the services in the TOS church in Tuebingen.
