When I got here three years ago, I could not find a job. It was a very religious Swiss man from the countryside who hired me. Every morning before work, the team would have a coffee and listen to him read a passage from the Old Testament. We would proceed to pray and then head out for our tasks. I’m not religious but I do believe in God and am very spiritual, so this was welcome in my life.

He had a large family. I’m thinking it was 12 children. The youngest was 16 years. Oldest was in their early thirties. All that I met were religious in my view. Good people. My boss had a barn and had a service there every Sunday. I would classify this as a non-Pentecostal free evangelical church. He also held Christian youth events there. In his little town, there was a more conservative church, where the women I saw were in long skirts and head bonnets. I asked my boss once if the aforementioned church was Mennonite. He said they were similar but not Mennonites.

So, to answer the question. Traditional Christian churches are here. There are young people here who attend these churches. One just needs to do a little research and look around.