Gemeindezentrum Zeppelinheim, Religious community center in Zeppelinheim, Neu-Isenburg, Germany.
The Gemeindezentrum Zeppelinheim is a religious and community center in Zeppelinheim, Neu-Isenburg, serving both church functions and social gatherings. It combines contemporary architectural features with spaces designed for various religious services and community activities.
The center opened in 1979 after the Catholic community spent over two decades using temporary locations for worship. Those interim years created the need for a dedicated building that would establish stability for the congregation.
The interior features a large mural titled 'Einflugschneise des Hl. Geistes' and displays a wooden Madonna statue by artist Ulrich Eulberg. These artworks shape the visual character of the space and reflect the congregation's religious identity.
The center operates for both Catholic and Protestant communities with regular schedules for worship services and community events. Visitors should check local announcements to learn about current activities and access details specific to their needs.
The building earned recognition as a Cultural Heritage Monument in Hesse, acknowledging its architectural importance in the region. This designation reflects the value placed on its contemporary design and role in local architectural history.
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