Lutherhaus Jena, Lutheran church building in Jena, Germany.

Lutherhaus Jena is a church building in Jena that functions as the center of the local Protestant congregation. The building contains a main worship space, various meeting rooms, and areas designed for community activities.

In 1921 the Wenigenjena parish split, and the new district took its name from the 400th anniversary of Luther's theses. In April 1934 the congregation bought the Freemasons' lodge at Hügelstraße; it was inaugurated as Lutherhaus on 17 July 1934. Bomb damage on 19 March 1945 led to its demolition in 1974. The present building, funded with 435,000 D-Mark from the EKD, was inaugurated on 18 December 1977.

The house name references Martin Luther and his significance to Protestant Christianity. Visitors encounter a modern congregation that integrates traditional values with contemporary community life.

The building is accessible during worship services for visitors interested in experiencing congregational life. It is recommended to check current opening times, as these may vary depending on events and activities.

The house maintains a strong online presence and offers digital content for people unable to attend in person. This approach makes it a gathering place that connects physical and virtual community together.