Saint Clemens Church, Parish church in Sterkrade, Oberhausen, Germany

Saint Clemens Church is a single-nave Catholic parish church on the Großer Markt in Sterkrade, Oberhausen. The present building, consecrated in 1953, is modeled on a Roman basilica. A free-standing dark red brick bell tower with a metal cross and a white clock face was added in 1987. The main brick block has tall recessed panels with small windows and arched side windows.

The parish of Saint Clemens was established in 2007 as a major Catholic community serving the northern areas of Oberhausen. This founding marked an important development in the Church's organizational structure for the region.

The church serves as a gathering place where the parish community celebrates religious services and observances. The building functions as a community hub where families and neighbors regularly meet for celebrations and spiritual events.

The church is conveniently located in the northern part of Oberhausen and is easily accessible by public transportation. Visitors should check opening times before visiting, as they may vary depending on the church calendar and scheduled services.

Two abbess seal stones in the church vestibule carry the arms of Anna Catharina von Nunum genannt Dücker (1674), later adopted as Sterkrade's town coat of arms, and of Antonetta Bernardina von Wrede (1751–1788). The 1674 stone links the former monastery to the town's civic emblem.