Reformed church, Protestant church building in Arlesheim, Switzerland
The Reformed Church in Arlesheim is a Protestant church building with a longitudinal nave, entrance hall, and tower located at Stollenrain 18. Its interior accommodates approximately 285 worshippers and features an organ and choir area.
The church was built between 1911 and 1912 under the direction of architects Emanuel La Roche and Adolf Stähelin, who had secured the commission through an earlier architectural contract. It was fully renovated between 1970 and 1971 and placed under monument protection at that time.
The church follows Reformed Protestant principles with an emphasis on scripture, preaching, and congregational singing during services. The simple interior design reflects this direct approach to worship.
The church is accessed at Stollenrain 18 and its interior provides clear sightlines to the pulpit and choir area for worshippers. Keep in mind that this is an active place of worship, so visiting conditions depend on scheduled services and events.
The architects Emanuel La Roche and Adolf Stähelin had previously won the confidence for the building contract through an architectural commission. The church seats 285 people and has an organ and a choir area. It was fully renovated in 1970–1971 and placed under monument protection.
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