Immanuel Chapel (Berlin-Weißensee)
The Immanuel Chapel in Berlin is a church building in the Weißensee district at Friesickestraße 15 .
It is the church of the Baptist Congregation in Berlin-Weißensee, which belongs to the Federation of Evangelical Free Churches in Germany.
history
In 1881 children from the street gathered in the bakery of the church founder August Lehmpfuhl to learn to read and write using biblical stories in Sunday school - today's children's worship service. The Baptists later moved into quarters in a slaughterhouse in Weißensee. It was not until 1910 that a house of worship based on a design by Carl Moritz could be inaugurated in Friesickestrasse.
description
The neoclassical hall church has a rectangular floor plan , as does the retracted porch with pilasters as decoration. The portal is flanked by columns and is covered with a tympanum .
Inside there is a barrel vault under the gable roof . The nave has galleries on three sides , the one above the entrance carries the organ .
organ
The first organ , which came from the organ building institute Dienegott Janott from today's Nowy Tomyśl , was replaced in 1937 by the Opus 1646 instrument from GF Steinmeyer & Co. due to the increasing need for repairs . The organ has 30 registers . The action mechanism is electro-pneumatic, as is the stop action . There are three normal couplers , a sub coupler II and an upper coupler II-P available. 2 free combinations and tutti are possible. As Game Help there is a crescendo pedal . The organ has the following disposition :
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- Coupling: II / I, II / II Sub, I / P, II / P, II / P Super
- Playing aids: 2 free combinations, tutti, register sill
Remarks
- ↑ Register added later
Web links
- Immanuel Chapel on kirchbau.de
- Evangelical Free Church Community Berlin-Weißensee
- Regional association Berlin-Brandenburg in the Federation of Evangelical Free Churches in Germany Kdö.R.
- Organ of the Immanuel Chapel
Coordinates: 52 ° 33 ′ 9.7 " N , 13 ° 26 ′ 25.6" E