List of churches in Offenbach am Main

This list of churches in Offenbach am Main is intended to give an overview of the churches, their denominations, construction times and locations of the city of Offenbach am Main .

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Churches

designation	Location	Denomination	construction time	Others
French Ref. church	Center Herrnstrasse	French reformed	Built: 1717/1718
Evangelical town church	Center Herrnstrasse	evangelical	1739-1749	It used to be the only Lutheran church in the reformed Offenbach. It is the oldest surviving Lutheran church in the city.
St. Paul	Center Kaiserstraße	Catholic	Built: 1953	Architect: Carl Müller First Catholic church in the core city of Offenbach since the introduction of the Reformation. Previous building destroyed in the same place during World War II.
Marienkirche	Mathildenviertel Bieberer Strasse	Catholic	Built: 1911	Forms the parish association Offenbach Innenstadt with St. Peter and St. Paul. Also church of the Italian Catholic community Offenbach . In terms of pitch, it has the lowest ringing in town. Second Catholic church after St. Paul in the center of Offenbach after the Reformation.
Christ Church	Center Otto-Steinwachs-Weg	Old Catholic	Built: 1910
Luther Church	Lindenfeld forest road	evangelical	Built: August 18, 1912, inauguration: March 15, 1914	Architect: Friedrich Pützer
New Apostolic Church	Lindenfeld Tempelseestrasse	New Apostolic	Inauguration: November 29, 1952
Castle Church	Mathildenviertel Arthur-Zitscher-Straße	evangelical	Inauguration: November 29, 1952	The old castle church stood in the former old town of Offenbach, at Kirchgasse 15, near Isenburg Castle . The church was destroyed in World War II. Only the tower remained as a ruin. The new church was built about a kilometer further east on Arthur-Zitscher-Straße.
Free religious community	Center Schillerplatz	free religious	Inauguration: May 9, 1858, reconstruction: 1954
Friedenskirche	Westend Geleitsstrasse	evangelical	Inauguration: 1912	Architect: Friedrich Pützer
Luther Church Bieber	Bieber Aschaffenburger Strasse	evangelical	Inauguration: July 28, 1935	Congregation was founded in 1869 in the originally Catholic Bieber. In the same year the "Gustav Adolf Chapel" was built on the site of today's church. This was put down for reasons of space in order to make room for today's church. Church bears the name Luther Church. Since there is already a Luther Church on Waldstrasse in Offenbach, the congregation has appeared as the "Evangelical Bieber Parish" since Bieber's incorporation.
St. Nicholas	Bieber Rathausgasse	Catholic	Built: 1936	Architects: Ludwig Becker and Anton Falkowski Independent parish since 1307. Predecessor churches stood in the same place. The church, which was laid down in 1936, was built in 1701–1708 and expanded considerably in 1878/1879. The tower of this church dates back to the Middle Ages. A church for Bieber is mentioned as early as 1270. Oldest continuously existing parish in the city. Largest Catholic parish in the city. Together with the Holy Trinity (Buchhügel) forms the parish association "Bieberer Berg".
Gustav Adolf Church	Bürgel Langstrasse	evangelical	Inauguration: 1903	Architect: Ludwig Hofmann ?
Holy Spirit Church	Rumpenheim Edelsheimer Strasse	Catholic	Built: 1930	Forms the "Pfarrgruppe Ost" together with St. Pankratius (Bürgel) and Hl. Kreuz (Waldheim).
Redeemer Church	Waldheim Bischofsheimer Weg	evangelical		Offenbach's newest church building.
Holy Trinity	Buchhügel Obere Grenzstrasse	Catholic	Built: 1968.	The parish was formed in 1965 from the parish of St. Marien. Today the Bieberer Berg parish association with St. Nikolaus in Bieber.
St. Conrad	Carl-Ulrich-Siedlung Waldstrasse	Catholic		Forms the parish association Offenbach Südstadt with St. Elisabeth and St. Josef. Former parish church on Brunnenweg is today's Greek Orthodox Church.
St. Joseph	Brothers-Grimm-Strasse musicians' quarter	Catholic		Forms the parish association "Offenbach Südstadt" with St. Elisabeth and St. Konrad.
St. Elisabeth	Lauterborn Richard-Wagner-Strasse	Catholic	Built: 1992–1993	Forms the parish association "Offenbach Südstadt" with St. Josef and St. Konrad. Parish was founded on August 1st, 1966. Before that, there was an emergency church from 1968–1992.
St. Peter	Westend Berliner Strasse	Catholic		Forms the parish association "Offenbach Innenstadt" with St. Paul and St. Marien. Also the church of the Polish community in Offenbach.
St. Pancras	Bürgel Stiftstrasse	Catholic	Built: 1896–1897 Tower: 1492	Forms the parish group "Offenbach Ost" with the Holy Cross (Waldheim) and Holy Spirit (Rumpenheim). Predecessor church already mentioned in 880. The church tower is the oldest surviving structure in the city.
Holy Cross	Waldheim Am Wiesengrund	Catholic	Built: 1956	Forms the parish group "Offenbach Ost" with St. Pankratius (Bürgel) and Hl. Geist (Rumpenheim). As a special feature, the "Rote Warte" settlement in the Mühlheim city area was also part of the municipality until 2012. First new church after the Second World War in the Diocese of Mainz. Architect: Helmut Bilek
House of St. Hildegard	Bieber Am Storchsrain / Markwaldstrasse (Waldhof)	Catholic	Built: 1982	Belongs to the parish of St. Nikolaus in Bieber
Rumpenheim Castle Church	Rumpenheim	evangelical
Lukas Church	Tempelsee Brunnenweg	evangelical	Inauguration: 1903	Architect: Ludwig Hofmann
All Saints Day	Tempelsee Brunnenweg	Greek Orthodox	Inauguration: 1947	Architect: Carl Müller . Used by the Catholic Church of St. Konrad until it was rebuilt in the 1970s.
Johanneskirche	Nordend Ludwigstrasse	evangelical		Highest church tower in Offenbach
St. Mark's Church	Bieberer Berg Obere Grenzstrasse	evangelical
Paul Gerhard Church	Lortzingstrasse musicians' quarter	evangelical
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints	Mathildenviertel Arthur-Zitscher-Straße	Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints