Korskyrkan, Baptist church at Birger Jarlsgatan, Stockholm, Sweden
Korskyrkan is a Baptist church located on Birger Jarlsgatan in Stockholm, housed in a former cinema building. The interior has been adapted with modern elements designed to serve worship services and community gatherings.
The congregation was originally founded as Stockholms fria baptistförsamling and relocated to its current location in 1962. The name Korskyrkan comes from an illuminated cross that once marked its previous meeting place.
The congregation brings together people from various backgrounds who gather regularly to participate in community life. The church serves as a meeting place for people at different stages of life and creates opportunities for connection.
The church is open during the week for various activities, including a cafe for parents on parental leave. Visitors should check ahead to learn what services or events are scheduled for their planned visit.
The church runs a weekday cafe specifically for parents on parental leave, where they can meet other parents while their children play. This creates a social space that extends beyond traditional religious functions.
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