St. Barbara in Lindhorst, Catholic church in Lindhorst, Germany
St. Barbara in Lindhorst is a Catholic church with a free-standing bell tower topped by a weather vane. The nave features a trapezoidal roof built using the modern Zeiss-Dywidag shell construction technique, an innovative method employed when the building was designed.
The church was founded after Catholic refugees from Central and Eastern Europe arrived in Lindhorst between 1945 and 1950. It stands as a reminder of the community's fresh start in the immediate postwar years.
The church is dedicated to Saint Barbara, patron of miners, chosen because many Catholic refugees arrived in this region after World War II. The name reflects the heritage of the people who established this community.
Regular services are held at the church located on Kirchstraße 7, where visitors are welcome to attend. The parish office is open on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings if you need additional information.
Inside the church is a stained glass window created by artist Paul König in 1983 depicting the Adoration of the Magi. This artwork brings color and light to the interior and catches the eye of visitors.
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