Every journey begins with a first step ...

The Jerusalem Way is the world's longest pilgrimage and peace route

The Jerusalem Way connects religions and peoples in a unique peace project

The Jerusalem Way stands for respect and tolerance

Love, the most powerful force in the universe, penetrates and illuminates everything and builds bridges between people.

 

Pilgrims create openness to encounters, dismantle prejudices and fears, and strengthen trust - basic trust. The supposed boundaries between peoples and religions can be bridged by individuals with love and mutual respect.

Film lectures

  • - European Monastery Gut Aich (SZBG) / Klosterhof: Fri. 28 February 2025, 19:30
  • - Schwertberg (Upper Austria) / Volksheim: Fri. 14 March 2025, 19:30 pm
  • - Gröbming (STMK) / Cultural Hall: Tue. 25 March 2025, 19:00
  • - Munich (DE) / Evangelical Academy: Tue. 2 December 2025, 19:00

 

Information about the film lecture

 

If you are interested in a film presentation, please contact us Get in touch. Target group is about 100 people. 


Below you can see some impressions of previous lectures given to more than 30.000 people throughout the German-speaking region. Download press release: Germany and  Austria and Switzerland

 

The live-moderated FILM LECTURE was created from 15.000 photos and 20 hours of film material in collaboration with an ORF employee. The deliberately meditative film lecture is presented on a large screen in HD quality (either 6 or 8 meter wide large screen, 16:9 format) with sound in Dolby Surround on 6 speakers. Duration approximately 2 hours, with a break at the Dardanelles (border between Europe and Asia).

 

The JERUSALEM WAY is the longest peace route as well as the longest pilgrimage route in the world and was founded in 2006 from a Vision As an international cultural route, the path leads from the end of Europe in Finisterre to the beginning in Jerusalem. Jerusalem is the most important place for Christians and Jews, a holy place for Muslims and is considered the intersection point of the world's religions.

 

On the long journey to Jerusalem, the pilgrim passes through countries of all three monotheistic religions and a wide variety of cultures and is, in the truest sense of the word, a stranger in a foreign land (Peregrinus). The pilgrim experiences great hospitality, be it in the countries of the Balkans, in Turkey, in Jordan or in Palestine & Israel. 


As a pilgrim of peace, a pilgrim of hope, he breaks down his own prejudices and builds bridges to people, doing peace work at the grassroots level for the human family.

 

During the film presentation, you can experience the entire “Balkan route” live, the 1700 km route across Turkey and through all of Syria from north to south, as it was there shortly before the war began in 2010. We were able to record cultural assets, some of which are now completely destroyed, and also record the Lord’s Prayer, prayed by a woman in Aramaic! See impressions in Video Syria

 

The Jerusalem Way follows historical paths as well as new paths, including the traces of the Third Crusade and the paths of the Apostle Paul, as well as important stations in the life of Mother Teresa in the Balkans. Historically, for example, in Kosovo the Amselfeld, where the decisive battle between the Serbs and the Ottomans took place in 1389; Ephesus as the most important archaeological site in Asia Minor; Iconium in the Taurus Mountains, where the army of the Third Crusade under Emperor Frederick I “Barbarossa” was almost completely wiped out in 1190; the Trojan War, where Achilles met his death and the world-famous Trojan horse stands; four of the seven original Christian communities from the Revelation of John / Apocalypse; Antioch on the Orontes with what is probably the oldest Christian church; etc. There are also several tombs of the apostles, a number of important historical places and UNESCO World Heritage sites on the way to the Holy Land.

 

See some here Impressions (Photos & Videos) of our pilgrimage on the longest peace path in the world. More videos are on YouTube available and here are some of the numerous media reports accessible.

 

Stand for press and other advertising purposes Print quality photos for download ready (the photos are subject to our copyright and include the source www.jerusalemway.org freely usable).

 


Film lectures 2018 - 2023
(For more see the “Previous Film Lectures” menu)

Meiningen (Germany) 

CHURCH OF ST. MARY

Thursday, November 21.11.2019, 19.00, XNUMX p.m.


Meiningen (Germany) 

CHURCH OF ST. MARY

Thursday, November 21.11.2019, 19.00, XNUMX p.m.


Bad Neustadt (Germany) 

CITY HALL

Tue 19.11.2019, 19.30 p.m.


Weißenkirchen / Wachau (Lower Austria)
RATSAAL IN TEISENHOFERHOF
Fri November 15.11.2019, 19.00, XNUMX p.m.


St. Martin an der Raab (Burgenland) 

PRIMARY SCHOOL

Wed 11.09.2019, 19.30 p.m.


St. Gilgen (Szbg)
MOZART HOUSE

Sat 11.05.2019, 20.00 p.m.

Spitz an der Donau (Lower Austria) 

Wine hotel Wachau
Stierschneider stage tavern
Sat 13.04.2019, 20.15 p.m.

Ohlsdorf (Upper Austria)
Multipurpose center MEZZO

Thu 15.03.2018, 19.30 p.m.


Fulda (Germany) 

DOMPFARR CENTER

Fri November 08.03.2019, 19.00, XNUMX p.m.


Innsbruck / Arzl (Tyrol) 

Multipurpose room Arzl
Wed 06.03.2019, 19.30 p.m.

 

 

St. Georgen am Langsee (Carinthia) 

Educational house St. Georgen Abbey

D0. 17.01.2019, 18.00 p.m.


Perg (Upper Austria) 

Rectory

Tue 15.01.2019, 19.30 p.m.


Linz (Upper Austria) 

People's House Dornach

Wed 28.11.2018, 19.00 p.m.


Sattledt (Upper Austria) 
Gymnasium of the new middle school

Sat 06.10.2018, 19.30 p.m.


Breitenbach / District Oberleichtersbach (DE)

"Old School" clubhouse

SAT 23.06.18 / 20.00 p.m.


Plochingen / Stuttgart district (DE)
KINO Union theater
Wed 20.06.2018 | 19.30 p.m.


Stephanshart (Lower Austria)
Parish church

Wed 02.05.2018, 19.30 p.m.


Mondsee (Upper Austria)
Rectory

Fri 27.04.2018, 19.30 p.m.


Eibiswald (Styria)
FESTIVAL HALL

Thu 05.04.2018, 19.30 p.m.