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EPISODE · Sep 8, 2026 · 55 MIN

Wenn Kirche improvisiert

from Reflex · host Michèle Graf-Kaiser

Nach einem Jahr in Baltimore kehrt Pfarrer Martin Ferrazzini, auf Social Media bekannt als pfarrazzini, mit neuen Ideen nach Bern zurück. Im Gespräch erzählt er, weshalb das Pfarramt für ihn der "geilste" Beruf der Welt ist, was Schweizer Kirchgemeinden von amerikanischer Willkommenskultur lernen können – und warum Kirche mehr Improvisation vertragen würde. Die Grundregel des Impro-Theater «Ja, und …» ist für Ferrazzini auch eine Lebens- und Glaubenshaltung: Situationen annehmen, gemeinsam weiterdenken und den Mut haben, etwas auszuprobieren. Denn Scheitern gehört dazu – auf der Bühne ebenso wie auf der Kanzel. Themen dieser Episode: Warum Martin Ferrazzini seinen Beruf liebt Familienleben und Alltag während eines Jahres in Baltimore Soziale Gegensätze und politische Spannungen in den USA Unterschiede zwischen amerikanischen und Schweizer Kirchgemeinden Was eine gute Willkommenskultur ausmacht Kirche und Social Media: Resonanz, Algorithmen und kleine Plastik-Jesusse Improvisation als Methode für Gottesdienst und Gemeindearbeit Die Kraft des Prinzips «Ja, und …» Warum Scheitern zur kirchlichen Erneuerung gehört Neue Formate zwischen Pommes frites-Suppentag, Totentanz und Sonntagspredigt Wie Kirche zeitgemäss sein kann, ohne jedem Zeitgeist hinterherzulaufen

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