Bethlehem Church

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Bethlehem Church is the name of the following church buildings named after Bethlehem , the traditional birthplace of Jesus :

in Germany

in Berlin
- Middle: Bethlehem Church (Berlin-Mitte) (destroyed)
- Neukölln, Böhmisch-Rixdorf: Bethlehem Church (Berlin-Neukölln)
in Dresden, Tolkewitz district: Bethlehem Church (Dresden)
in Frankfurt am Main
- Ginnheim: Old Bethlehem Church (Frankfurt-Ginnheim)
- Ginnheim: Bethlehem Church (Frankfurt-Ginnheim)
in Hamburg, Eimsbüttel district: Bethlehem Church (Hamburg-Eimsbüttel)
in Hanover, Linden district: Bethlehem Church (Hanover)
in Hipstedt: Bethlehem Church (Hipstedt)
in Kiel, Friedrichsort district: Bethlehem Church (Kiel-Friedrichsort)
in Kröslin, Spandowerhagen district: Bethlehem Church (Spandowerhagen)
in Leipzig: Bethlehem Church (Leipzig)
in Munich, Untermenzing district: Bethlehem Church (Munich)
in Neuschoo: Bethlehem Church (Neuschoo)
in Potsdam, Babelsberg district: Bethlehem Church (Potsdam) (blown up in 1952)
in Werther (Westf.), district Rotenhagen: Bethlehem Church (Rotenhagen)

in Iran

Bedchem Church , Isfahan

in Spain

Bethlehem Church (Barcelona)

The church in Bethlehem itself is called the Church of the Nativity .

See also