Church service

During the construction period, we will be meeting in the Seehof Hall on the Schneider site in Meilen. The hall is on the 3rd floor and is easily accessible by lift.

Access is via the upper access road (not directly via Seestrasse). The Seehof Hall is on the 3rd floor and can also be easily reached by lift.

Visitor car parks are available on the Schneider site.

It takes about 10 minutes to walk here from Uetikon am See railway station. The Seehof Hall is situated on the Schneider site, right on Seestrasse. There is no direct public transport link.

Tip: Allow about 10 minutes to walk from the station to the Seehof Hall. The hall is on the 3rd floor and is easily accessible by lift.

Before and after the service, there’s a chance to chat with one another over a cup of coffee or a cold drink. It’s a lovely opportunity to meet new people, make friends and enjoy a sense of community.

Once a month, after the service, we invite everyone to a pot-luck lunch. Everyone is very welcome, whether or not they can bring something for the buffet.

You can find the upcoming dates in our calendar.

About once a month, we hold an intergenerational service. Young and old come together to explore a biblical story and discover how it relates to our lives today.

On the other Sundays, we run a varied children’s service at the Syli Dance Studio during the main service. There, the children enjoy Bible stories, fellowship and an age-appropriate programme.

To the children's area

Our church services can be followed live with simultaneous translation in around 50 languages via an app.

If you’d like to take advantage of this offer, please come to the sound desk at least 10 minutes before the service begins. We’ll be happy to help you set up and launch the app on your smartphone.

We offer a personalised transport service. Through our «Viva-Taxi» chat Drivers connect with people looking for a lift.

If you’d like to use the transport service or are able to provide transport yourself, we’d be delighted to hear from you at Martin Meyer.