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Hephatha-Kirche
Berlin's First Post-War Church Construction
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The Hephatha Church in Berlin-Britz was built in 1955, designed by architect Karl Streckebach in modern style. As an architectural heritage monument, it features a notable organ and is part of a community center serving the local Protestant congregation.
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Did you know?
It was the first church built in Berlin after World War II.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- June 3, 1955
- Architectural Style
- Modernism
- Heritage Status
- Architectural Heritage Monument
- Denomination
- Protestant
Guided Story
As you stand in front of the Hephatha Church, you immediately notice its modern architectural style, crafted by Karl Streckebach. This church was the first of its kind built in Berlin after World War II, opening its doors on June 3, 1955. Look up and admire its clean, timeless lines. Inside, there's a notable organ that serves as the centerpiece for musical performances. This church is not just a place of worship but an important architectural heritage monument, symbolizing Berlin's history and reconstruction. If you look to your right, you can glimpse the community center added in the 1960s.
Location
Nearby
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