List of church buildings in the Saarbrücken regional association

The list of church buildings in the Saarbrücken regional association lists all the churches and (larger) chapels in the southern Saarland regional association .

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Friedrichsthal

Surname	con- fession	Municipality / district	construction time	Notes / architectural style
St. Mary	Roman Catholic	Friedrichsthal (Saar) ( location )	1928	Expressionist city church (architect: Peter Marx ); Church tower from 1956 demolished in 2016.
Protestant church	possibly	Friedrichsthal (Saar) ( location )	1897	neo-Gothic church building
St. Joseph	Roman Catholic	Friedrichsthal (Saar) / wayside shrine ( location )	1907	Neo-Gothic parish church
St. Ludwig	Roman Catholic	Friedrichsthal (Saar) / Maybach ( location )	1925	Neo-Romanesque branch church; Profaned in 2019

Heusweiler

Surname	con- fession	Municipality / district	construction time	Notes / architectural style
Visitation of the Virgin Mary	Roman Catholic	Heusweiler ( location )	1863/ 1966	Outside: neo-Gothic parish church; Nave practically new
Protestant church	possibly	Heusweiler ( location )	1905	late medieval choir preserved
St. Joseph	Roman Catholic	Heusweiler / Holz ( location )	1927
Protestant church	possibly	Heusweiler / Holz ( location )	1900	Neo-Gothic church building
New Apostolic Church	newap.	Heusweiler / Holz ( location )	~ 1980
St. Willibrord	Roman Catholic	Heusweiler / Wahlschied ( location )	1955	Branch church
Protestant church	possibly	Heusweiler / Wahlschied ( location )	1901	Neo-Gothic church building
Ascension of Christ	Roman Catholic	Heusweiler / Lumm Various ( location )	1968	Branch church
St. James	Roman Catholic	Heusweiler / Kutzhof ( location )	1898
St. Erasmus	Roman Catholic	Heusweiler / Eiweiler ( location )	1959	Church building in the style of brutalism
Mary Queen	Roman Catholic	Heusweiler / Obersalbach-Kurhof ( location )	2008	The old church had to be demolished due to mining damage.

Great thrushes

Surname	con- fession	Municipality / district	construction time	Notes / architectural style
St. Wendalinus	Roman Catholic	Großrosseln ( location )	1887	Neo-Romanesque parish church
Heart of Mary	Roman Catholic	Großrosseln / Dorf im Warndt ( location )	1955
St. Barbara	Roman Catholic	Großrosseln / Emmersweiler ( location )	1967	Architect: Günter Kleinjohann (Trier)
St. Nicholas	Roman Catholic	Großrosseln / St. Nikolaus ( location )	1931	Branch church
St. John the Baptist	Roman Catholic	Großrosseln / Naßweiler ( location )	1898/ 1952	Branch church
Protestant church	possibly	Großrosseln / Naßweiler ( location )	~ 1960
Protestant church	possibly	Großrosseln / Karlsbrunn ( location )	1897	Neo-Gothic church building

Kleinblittersdorf

Surname	con- fession	Municipality / district	construction time	Notes / architectural style
St. Agatha	Roman Catholic	Kleinblittersdorf ( location )	1911	Neo-Romanesque parish church
Protestant church	possibly	Kleinblittersdorf ( location )	~ 1970	Dedicated and sold in 2012.
St. Luke	Roman Catholic	Kleinblittersdorf / Bliesransbach ( location )	1932	Architect: Peter Marx ; Klais organ from 1953
Old parish church of St. Luke	Roman Catholic	Kleinblittersdorf / Bliesransbach ( location )	17th century / 1779/1882 / ...	Former parish church of the place. Since the construction of the new parish church St. Lukas only used as a chapel.
Protestant church	possibly	Kleinblittersdorf / Bliesransbach ( location )	1960	Barrack church: built in 1960 by Helmut Dunker in Saarbrücken-Folsterhöhe and moved to Bliesransbach in 1965.
Visitation of the Virgin Mary	Roman Catholic	Kleinblittersdorf / Auersmacher ( location )	1844	Classicist hall church
St. Walfridus	Roman Catholic	Kleinblittersdorf / Rilchingen-Hanweiler ( location )	1887/1962	Neo-Gothic church building; Church tower from 1962
Church of the Redeemer	possibly	Kleinblittersdorf / Rilchingen-Hanweiler ( location )	1934
St. Joseph	Roman Catholic	Kleinblittersdorf / Sitterswald ( location )	1956	Branch church
Kreuzkirche	possibly	Kleinblittersdorf / Sitterswald ( location )	????

Püttlingen

Surname	con- fession	Municipality / district	construction time	Notes / architectural style
St. Sebastian	Roman Catholic	Püttlingen ( location )	1909	Neo-Romanesque church building; Popularly known as the Köllertaldom due to its size and external impact
Dear women	Roman Catholic	Püttlingen ( location )	1890/ 1928/ 1968	Neo-Gothic church building; In 1968 a transept was added.
St. Boniface	Roman Catholic	Püttlingen ( location )	1930	Expressionist church building
Holy Cross Monastery Church	Roman Catholic	Püttlingen ( location )	1960	Redemptorist Monastery Church; Architect: György Lehoczky
Church of the Resurrection	possibly	Püttlingen ( location )	1959	Dedicated in 2012
Heart of jesus	Roman Catholic	Püttlingen / Köllerbach ( location )	1899	Neo-Gothic church building
Martinskirche	possibly	Püttlingen / Köllerbach ( location )	1548 and earlier	Gothic church building! Not to be confused with the Catholic Church of St. Martin
Meeting Church	Roman Catholic	Püttlingen / Köllerbach ( location )	1975	Branch church
St. Martin	Roman Catholic	Püttlingen / Köllerbach ( location )	~ 1950	Use by the "Institute of Christ the King and High Priest" for Holy Masses in the Old Rite ; Not to be confused with the Protestant Martinskirche in the village center.

Quiver

Surname	con- fession	Municipality / district	construction time	Notes / architectural style
Assumption Day	Roman Catholic	Quiersche ( location )	1866/ 1898	Neo-Gothic parish church; 1898 Extension by two more neo-Gothic ships
St. Paul	Roman Catholic	Quiersche ( location )	~ 1961
Protestant church	possibly	Quiersche ( location )	1958	Dedicated and sold in 2010 (tower demolished)
St. Joseph	Roman Catholic	Quiersche / Fischbach-Camphausen ( location )	1912	Neo-Romanesque church building
Protestant church	possibly	Quiersche / Fischbach-Camphausen ( location )	1930
St. Joseph	Roman Catholic	Quiersche / Göttelborn ( location )	1935
Friedenskirche	possibly	Quiersche / Göttelborn ( location )	1967	Tent-shaped church building; Dedicated in 2011

Riegelsberg

Surname	con- fession	Municipality / district	construction time	Notes / architectural style
St. Joseph	Roman Catholic	Riegelsberg ( location )	1880	Neo-Gothic church building
St. Matthias	Roman Catholic	Riegelsberg ( location )	1956	Modern church building
St. Elisabeth	Roman Catholic	Riegelsberg ( location )	1972	Modern church building; 2011 profaned and demolished.
Protestant church	possibly	Riegelsberg ( location )	1889	Neo-Gothic church building; Mayer organ from 2002
New Apostolic Church	newap.	Riegelsberg ( location )	????
St. Peter and Paul	Roman Catholic	Riegelsberg / Walpershofen ( location )	1928	Branch church; Mayer organ from 1958
Protestant church	possibly	Riegelsberg / Walpershofen ( location )	~ 1950	Mayer organ from 2005
Immanuel Church	old-luth. (SELK)	Riegelsberg / Walpershofen ( location )	~ 1950	Organ by Andreas Andresen (1987)

Saarbrücken

Sulzbach / Saar

Surname	con- fession	Municipality / district	construction time	Notes / architectural style
All Saints Day	Roman Catholic	Sulzbach (Saar) ( location )	1929	Architect: Peter Marx
Protestant church	possibly	Sulzbach (Saar) ( location )	1854/ 1898	Neo-Gothic church building; Expanded in 1898.
New Apostolic Church	newap.	Sulzbach (Saar) ( location )
Heart of jesus	Roman Catholic	Sulzbach (Saar) / Altenwald ( location )	1911	Neo-Gothic church building
Protestant church	possibly	Sulzbach (Saar) / Altenwald ( location )	1893- 1897	Neo-Gothic church building; Due to the subsidence of the site due to mining, the entire church is in an unusually inclined position.
St. Mary	Roman Catholic	Sulzbach (Saar) / Hühnerfeld ( location )	1911	The neo-Gothic church building is reminiscent of North German brick Gothic churches in its formal language
Protestant church	possibly	Sulzbach (Saar) / Hühnerfeld ( location )	1936	Dedication at Pentecost 2020
St. Pius	Roman Catholic	Sulzbach (Saar) / Brefeld ( location )	1898 1958	In 1958 an old stable was converted into a branch church; Profaned in 2016
St. Hildegard	Roman Catholic	Sulzbach (Saar) / Neuweiler ( location )	1957	Architect: Gottfried Böhm ; In 2005, the side bell tower was torn down and replaced by a new one, which Böhm also designed himself.
Protestant church	possibly	Sulzbach (Saar) / Neuweiler ( location )	1954	In 2010 the interior was redesigned and reduced in size, while the altar and seat were turned towards the organ.
St. Barbara	Roman Catholic	Sulzbach (Saar) / Schnappach ( location )	1970	Branch church; As the only church in the city of Sulzbach, St. Barbara already belongs to the Speyer diocese .

Völklingen

Surname	con- fession	Municipality / district	construction time	Notes / architectural style
St. Eligius	Roman Catholic	Völklingen ( location )	1913	Neo-Baroque town church with a representative tower
St. Michael	Roman Catholic	Völklingen ( location )	1958
Church of Reconciliation	possibly	Völklingen ( location )	1928	Representative neo-baroque hall church
New Apostolic Church	newap.	Völklingen ( location )	~ 1960
Sorrowful mother	Roman Catholic	Völklingen / Fürstenhausen ( location )	1954	Light church building made of concrete; Klais organ from 1964
Kreuzeskirche	possibly	Völklingen / Fürstenhausen ( location )	1975	Simple concrete construction
St. Anthony	Roman Catholic	Völklingen / Fenne ( location )	1965	Church building in the style of brutalism ; Profaned in 2013
Christ the King	Roman Catholic	Völklingen / Luisenthal ( location )	1927	Expressionist church building
St. Paul	Roman Catholic	Völklingen / Heidstock ( location )	1953
Church of the Redeemer	possibly	Völklingen / Heidstock ( location )	1965
St. Conrad	Roman Catholic	Völklingen / Röchlinghöhe ( location )	1955
Protestant church	possibly	Völklingen / Röchlinghöhe ( location )	1980	Dedicated in 2011
St. Joseph	Roman Catholic	Völklingen / Wehrden ( location )	1899	Neo-Gothic parish church
St. Hedwig	Roman Catholic	Völklingen / Wehrden ( location )	1965
Church of the Resurrection	possibly	Völklingen / Wehrden ( location )	1954
Assumption Day	Roman Catholic	Völklingen / Geislautern ( location )	1907	Neo-Gothic parish church
Heart of jesus	Roman Catholic	Völklingen / Ludweiler ( location )	2000	The old parish church from 1929 had to be demolished in 1999 due to mining damage and replaced at a new location.
Huguenot Church	possibly	Völklingen / Ludweiler ( location )	1786/ 1877/ 1961	Baroque hall church
St. Paulinus	Roman Catholic	Völklingen / Lauterbach (Warndt) ( location )	1912	Architect: Peter Marx ; Popularly known as the "Warndtdom" because of its size and representative external appearance.

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