Neuapostolische Kirche, New Apostolic Church in Lichtenberg, Germany
The Neuapostolische Kirche is a church building in Lichtenberg featuring a slate roof with a main entrance positioned on the side. The complex houses additional facilities including garage space, bathrooms, coat storage, and a practice room for the choir.
The original building was designed in 1932 by municipal architect August Nerlich at a different location before being moved to its current site in 1977.
The church functions as a community gathering space where members celebrate faith together through regular worship and seasonal observances. Visitors can observe how the congregation uses the building as a center for shared religious life and fellowship.
The building is located in an easily accessible area with parking available and multiple facilities inside. It functions as an active community space, so visiting times should align with the congregation's schedule.
The church building encompasses 1,150 square meters of floor space and was completed under the direction of construction manager Günter Hirsch from Suhl.
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