Lutherkirche Berlin-Wilhelmsruh

The red brick church features a low tower with three sound openings on wide sides and a pointed gable roof at Hielscherstraße 31.

Architect Fritz Gottlob designed and constructed the church between 1905 and 1907, with its official opening ceremony taking place on October 27, 1906.

The church interior contains a wooden pointed barrel vault, while modern liturgical fittings from 1976 include the cross, altar table, and baptismal bowl.

The Martin Luther statue, originally placed before the triumphal arch, now stands in the church forecourt alongside a former altar wall crucifix.

Only one original small bronze bell from 1906 survived both World Wars, bearing the inscription FRANZ SCHILLING GOSS MICH.

Location: Pankow

Inception: 1918

Architects: Fritz Gottlob

Official opening: October 27, 1906

Architectural style: Gothic Revival

Made from material: brick

Address: Hielscherstraße 31, 13158 Berlin 13158

Phone: +49309123600

Email: rosenthal-wilhelmsruh@gmx.de

Website: http://kirche-rosenthal-wilhelmsruh.de/index.php?id=167

GPS coordinates: 52.58780,13.36720

Latest update: March 6, 2025 18:58