Liebfrauenkirche Recklinghausen, Gothic Revival parish church in Recklinghausen, Germany.
The Liebfrauenkirche is a Gothic Revival hall church in Recklinghausen with three naves of equal height supported by large pillars. Its tower rises 75 meters high and is framed by red brick borders, while statues of the apostles Peter and Paul stand at approximately 45 meters above the town.
The Gothic Revival church was consecrated in 1903, during an era when this architectural style experienced renewed popularity. It gained protected heritage status in 1987, reflecting its importance to the region's cultural legacy.
The church serves as a gathering place for the community, where people come together for worship and prayer. The five-bell system marks the rhythm of local life with its calls echoing across the neighborhood.
The building has five entrances, with one specifically designed for accessibility needs. The spacious interior allows visitors to explore all three naves comfortably and move around without feeling crowded.
The windows display colorful scenes created by artist Friedrich Stummel, with the central window showing the resurrected Christ surrounded by biblical narratives. This glasswork creates a special play of colored light when sunlight passes through the colored panes.
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