Dornbuschkirche, Modern concrete church in Dornbusch, Germany.
Dornbuschkirche is a modern church building with a cubic concrete structure and a separate tower supported by angled pillars. Large windows and a concrete canopy define the exterior of the building.
An original wooden church was built on the site in 1930 before being replaced by the current concrete structure. The new building was inaugurated in 1962.
The interior features a large choir window by Hans Heinrich Adam showing Christ blessing the congregation. This window shapes how visitors experience the space and creates a focal point for the room.
The building is relatively easy to locate in the Dornbusch neighborhood and stands out clearly in its surroundings. Visitors should note that opening hours may vary and checking ahead is helpful.
The church bells were cast by the Rincker foundry in 1961 and bear inscriptions including 'He is our peace' and 'Jesus Christ yesterday, today, and forever'. These inscriptions reflect the theological message the church intended to convey.
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