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Mennonite Hymn Wins Eurovision Song Contest
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Mennonite Hymn Wins Eurovision Song Contest
BASEL, SWITZERLAND A seventeenth century German hymn popular with Mennonites has won the 2025 Eurovision song contest. “Normally, we only accept newly-written songs, but we figured this one had enough age on it that we could haul it out of the cellars,” said head judge Helmut Schmidt. “Besides, I think Nun Danket Alle Gott is a real banger.” The winning hymn was an entry from the GC team, which broke off to form their own team this year after de…
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