Friedenskirche (Gaimersheim)
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| Denomination : | Evangelical Lutheran |
| Consecration year : | 1957 |
| Rank: | Parish church |
| Pastor : | Ulrich Eckert and Stefan Köglmeier |
| Parish : | Parish of Gaimersheim |
| Address: | Kraiberg 40a, 85080 Gaimersheim, Germany |
Coordinates: 48 ° 47 ′ 56 " N , 11 ° 22 ′ 35" E
The Friedenskirche in Gaimersheim is an Evangelical Lutheran parish church in the Kraiberg area .
In the first construction phase, a church with 120 seats and a 10 m high bell tower was built in 1957. At that time the church was called simply "Evangelical Church on the Kraiberg near Gaimersheim". It was only later that it was given its current name. In 1998/99 a new church with 350 seats was added to the bell tower, the tower was raised to approx. 20 m and the tower gable was turned by 90 degrees. In 1999, the Gaimersheim artist and sculptor Konrad Risch made the “glass altar”, a multi-part glass picture with movable wings, behind the altar table and in 2003 the “six works of mercy” on the side window of the nave.
 
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The Friedenskirche on the map of Bavaria |
The Friedenskirche serves the more than 3000 members of the Evangelical Lutheran parish of Gaimersheim, ie the Evangelical Christians in the places Gaimersheim with Rackertshofen and Lippertshofen , Eitensheim , Buxheim , Böhmfeld , Hitzhofen , Tauberfeld and Wolkertshofen , as a spiritual center. There is a service there every Sunday at 10 a.m.
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Imprint at the parish of Gaimersheim
- ^ Parish office and contact at the parish of Gaimersheim
- ↑ a b history in the parish of Gaimersheim
- ↑ Interior views at the parish of Gaimersheim
- ↑ Reorganization at the parish of Gaimersheim