New pastor Hannes Rümmele: Farming faith again in Tiengen!

New pastor Hannes Rümmele: Farming faith again in Tiengen!

In the picturesque region of Waldshut-Tiengen, a new wind will blow in the parish of "An der Wutach". The newly appointed pastor Hannes Rümmele took over the management of this large parish in 2026 and brings fresh vigor as well as innovative ideas. "Gratitude and awe" feels Rümmele for the task entrusted to him, as he did in an interview with the Südkurier emphasized. He is aware of the challenges associated with this position and is looking forward to getting to know the community and acting actively.

A central concern of Rümmele is the new evangelization. "I have to burn what I want to ignite in others," explains the pastor. In order to inspire people for faith, he plans to focus on the present of Jesus Christ. "Nothing makes the church more attractive," he quotes the well -known theologian Johannes Hartl. This conviction will guide him while he is launching new initiatives to make the church more alive again.

young people inspire for faith

A special focus on Rümmele on the youth. At a time when the service visitors are getting older, it is of the greatest importance for him that young people in the community have a voice. "We have to give them faith in their own way," he says, emphasizing that the church is dependent on youth for the future. He would like to show them that it is still important to stand up for faith and live it openly. "I look forward to working with them and showing them that God is there for everyone," he adds.

Rümmele is determined to steer the church in a new direction. "We have to spell faith and church in this time," he explains, and is optimistic that many young people want to become active in the new parish. The challenge is to offer you an attractive commitment that appeals to you and motivated.

A look into the future

The foundation of the large parish "An der Wutach" is an important step for the region. Rümmele sees the opportunity to revitalize the church and strengthen faith in the community. "It is important that we receive young people because they are the future of our church," said the pastor. With his vision and commitment, he will certainly leave a lasting impression and lead the community on a new path that combines both Tradition and modernity.

The upcoming changes in the parish are not only a challenge, but also an opportunity to strengthen the community and to re -infect faith. Rümmele is ready to start this trip and to accompany people on their way of faith. The anticipation for the coming years is noticeable and the community can be excited to see which initiatives and impulses the new pastor will set.