Aarhus - a safe city for religious minorities?

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Come and listen as a Jew, a Muslim, a Christian bishop and a queer priest talk together about life as believers in our city. What is it like to live as a believer today - right here in Aarhus? When do you feel safe, free, different, outside - or as part of the community? What prejudices do you encounter, and what do you do about them? What separates us, and what unites us? We're talking about this in a scene conversation between:Namik Catkafa, Secretary General of the Danish Islamic Religious Community Maia, project manager at the Jewish Information Center Aarhus Esben Thusgård, newly appointed bishop of Aarhus Lasse Åbom, Baptist pastor at Immanuel Church and active in the Queer and Christian network The conversation will be moderated by library facilitator Sara Bindeballe from Dokk 1. There will be an opportunity to ask questions along the way. The event is free, but remember to book a ticket via the link. - Date: 29 September 2026 - Time: 16:30–18:00 - Venue: Dokk1/Aarhus Hovedbibliotek - Address: Hack Kampmanns Plads 2, Aarhus C, Denmark - Admission: Free