List of church buildings in the Saarpfalz district

The list of church buildings in the Saarpfalz district lists all the churches and (larger) chapels in the Saarpfalz district in southeast Saarland . In contrast to the rest of today's Saarland, the area of today's Saarpfalz district was historically predominantly part of the Kingdom of Bavaria , which is still reflected in church membership today. For this reason, the Catholic parishes here belong to the Speyer diocese and the Evangelical parishes to the Protestant regional church of the Palatinate . Accordingly, the term “Evangelical Church” is rather unusual here; instead, the term “Protestant Church” is used synonymously. An exception is the place Rentrisch , which was only incorporated into the city of St. Ingbert and thus to the Saarpfalzkreis with the territorial reform in 1974 and thus belongs to the Trier diocese on the Catholic side and to the regional church in the Rhineland on the Protestant side . In addition, the Saarpfalz district differs from the other Saarland districts in that both major denominations are represented relatively equally and therefore two churches exist in many villages.

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Surname	con- fession	Municipality / district	construction time	Notes / architectural style
St. Michael	Roman Catholic	Homburg ( location )	1841	Neo-Romanesque hall church
St. Corpus Christi	Roman Catholic	Homburg ( location )	1964	Concrete round building
Protestant city church	possibly	Homburg ( location )	1874	Neo-Gothic church building with a baroque tower from 1785
Clinic Church	simultaneously	Homburg ( location )	1909	Neo-Romanesque church building; has always been considered an interdenominational church in the grounds of Homburg University Hospital used
New Apostolic Church	newap.	Homburg ( location )	????
St. Andrew	Roman Catholic	Homburg / Erbach ( location )	1906	Neo-Gothic church building
Mary of Peace	Roman Catholic	Homburg / Erbach ( location )	1956
Martin Luther Church	Roman Catholic	Homburg / Erbach ( location )	1931
Church of the Resurrection	Roman Catholic	Homburg / Reiskirchen ( location )	1977	Filial church of St. Andreas Erbach
St. Joseph	Roman Catholic	Homburg / Jägersburg ( location )	1955
Advent Church	possibly	Homburg / Jägersburg ( location )	1956
Mary help	Roman Catholic	Homburg / Bruchhof-Sanddorf ( location )	1931
Christ Church	possibly	Homburg / Bruchhof-Sanddorf ( location )	1928	A major renovation of the interior is currently being planned.
Assumption Day	Roman Catholic	Homburg / Kirrberg ( location )	1898/ 1955	1955 major expansion of the essentially neo-Gothic church
St. Remigius	Roman Catholic	Homburg / Beeden ( location )	1955	Branch church of Maria vom Frieden Erbach
Friedenskirche	possibly	Homburg / Beeden ( location )	1935	Walcker organ from 1935
Virgin Mary's birth	Roman Catholic	Homburg / Schwarzenacker ( location )	1962	Unusual pyramidal church tower; Branch church of St. Corpus Christi in Homburg
Christ Church	possibly	Homburg / Schwarzenacker ( location )	1960	Rensch organ from 1989
Apostle Church	possibly	Homburg / Einöd ( location )	1753/ 1868	Church tower from 1868; Koenig organ from 1985
Seventh-day Adventist Free Church	Seventh-day Adventists	Homburg / Einöd ( location )	~ 1970
St. Martin	Roman Catholic	Bexbach ( location )	1881	Neo-Romanesque parish church
Protestant Church	possibly	Bexbach ( location )	1889	Voit organ from 1892
St. Barbara	Roman Catholic	Bexbach / Oberbexbach ( location )	1934
Christ Church	possibly	Bexbach / Oberbexbach ( location )	1959
James Church	possibly	Bexbach / Niederbexbach ( location )	1909	Neo-Gothic church building; Tower from the 14th century
Protestant Church	possibly	Bexbach / Kleinottweiler ( location )	1952/ 1962/ 1966	1962 construction of the church tower; 1966 Extension of the church
St. Joseph	Roman Catholic	Bexbach / Frankenholz ( location )	1927
Martin-Niemöller-Church	possibly	Bexbach / Frankenholz ( location )	1991
Virgin Mary's birth	Roman Catholic	Bexbach / Höchen ( location )	1801/ 1866/ 1969	1866 and 1969 expansions of the church; The Mayer organ from 1969, built around a pillar between the old and the new part, is unusual
Protestant Church	possibly	Bexbach / Höchen ( location )	1902/ 1910/ 1922	Tower from 1910; Choir from 1922
Castle Church of St. Anna and St. Philip	Roman Catholic	Blieskastel ( location )	1778	Late baroque hall church and parish church of the city.
Monastery Church Sorrowful Mother	Roman Catholic	Blieskastel ( location )	1929	Originally a Capuchin monastery; since 2005 monastery of the Franciscan Minorites
Holy Cross Chapel	Roman Catholic	Blieskastel ( location )	1683	Baroque pilgrimage chapel on the site of the monastery
Protestant Church	possibly	Blieskastel ( location )	1912	New baroque church building
St. Mauritius	Roman Catholic	Blieskastel / Lautzkirchen ( location )	1960
Martin Luther Church	possibly	Blieskastel / Webenheim ( location )	1867	Neo-Gothic hall church
Christ Church	possibly	Blieskastel / Mimbach ( location )	1769	Baroque hall church; Walcker organ from 1860
Heart of jesus	Roman Catholic	Blieskastel / Bierbach ( location )	1961
Protestant Church	Roman Catholic	Blieskastel / Bierbach ( location )	1910	Neo-Baroque hall church
St. Hubertus	Roman Catholic	Blieskastel / Niederwürzbach ( location )	1881	Neo-Gothic hall church
Holy Spirit Church	possibly	Blieskastel / Niederwürzbach ( location )	1742/ 1952	Originally a Catholic Hubertus Chapel; after the construction of the new parish church it was converted and partially rebuilt. Protestant since 1952.
Heart of Mary	Roman Catholic	Blieskastel / Alschbach ( location )	1955
Assumption Day	Roman Catholic	Blieskastel / Aßweiler ( location )	1953
St. Anna	Roman Catholic	Blieskastel / Biesingen ( location )	1905	Neo-Gothic church building; Steinmeyer organ from 1913
St. Joseph	Roman Catholic	Blieskastel / Ballweiler ( location )	1905	New baroque church building
St. Barbara	Roman Catholic	Blieskastel / Blickweiler ( location )	1733/ 1928	Church tower from the 12th / 13th centuries Century; 1928 Extension of the church by turning the axis by 90 °
Protestant Church	possibly	Blieskastel / Breitfurt ( location )	1724/ 1822
Protestant Church	possibly	Blieskastel / Wolfersheim ( location )	1754/ 1857	Gustav Schlimbach organ from 1857
Stephanuskirche	possibly	Blieskastel / Böckweiler ( location )	~ 1149	Romanesque monastery church; originally a Benedictine priory of Hornbach Abbey; one of the oldest church buildings in Saarland
St. Andrew	Roman Catholic	Blieskastel / Altheim ( location )	1763/ 1949	Gothic tower from 1390
Seven Sorrows of Mary	Roman Catholic	Blieskastel / Pinningen ( location )	1951
Protestant Church	possibly	Blieskastel / Brenschelbach ( location )	1929	Neo-baroque hall church; Church tower from the 13th / 14th centuries Jht.
St. Alban	Roman Catholic	Gersheim ( location )	1846
St. Mark	Roman Catholic	Gersheim / Reinheim ( location )	1791	Romanesque church tower around 1000
St. Nicholas of Flüe	Roman Catholic	Gersheim / Niedergailbach ( location )	1953
St. Martin	Roman Catholic	Gersheim / Medelsheim ( location )	1776/ 1949	Reconstruction after a devastating church fire and the Second World War
St. Conrad and the Assumption of Mary	Roman Catholic	Gersheim / Utweiler ( location )	1934	Filial church of St. Martin Medelsheim
St. Pirminius	Roman Catholic	Gersheim / Walsheim ( location )	1856/ 1949	Hall church; Reconstruction after the Second World War
Protestant Church	possibly	Gersheim / Walsheim ( location )	12th century / 1750	Hall church
St. Mauritius	Roman Catholic	Gersheim / Rubenheim ( location )	1786/ 1895/ 1960	Hall church; 1960 Reconstruction after the Second World War
St. Barbara	Roman Catholic	Gersheim / Herbitzheim ( location )	1974	Church building in the style of brutalism ; Filial church of St. Mauritius Rubenheim
St. Wendelinus	Roman Catholic	Gersheim / Bliesdalheim ( location )	1802/ 1923	Hall church
Protestant Church	possibly	Gersheim / Bliesdalheim ( location )	1927	Hall church; Church tower from 1907
St. Joseph	Roman Catholic	Kirkel / Kirkel-Neuhäusel ( location )	1964
Friedenskirche	possibly	Kirkel / Kirkel-Neuhäusel ( location )	1878	Neo-Gothic church building
Christ the King	Roman Catholic	Kirkel / Limbach ( location )	1933	Octagonal church building
Elisabeth Church	possibly	Kirkel / Limbach ( location )	1725/ 1771/ 1964	1964 rebuilding after the Second World War
Martinskirche	possibly	Kirkel / Altstadt ( location )	1962
St. Mauritius	Roman Catholic	Mandelbachtal / Ormesheim ( location )	1932
Kreuzkirche	possibly	Mandelbachtal / Ormesheim ( location )	1989	Klais organ from 1995
Visitation of the Virgin Mary	Roman Catholic	Mandelbachtal / Ommersheim ( location )	1829/ 1967	Classicist hall church; 1967 enlargement of the church by turning the axis by 90 °; Stumm organ from 1838
St. Joseph	Roman Catholic	Mandelbachtal / Heckendalheim ( location )	1932
St. Mauritius	Roman Catholic	Mandelbachtal / Erfweiler-Ehlingen ( location )	1905	Neo-Gothic hall church; two church towers: a Romanesque round tower (12th century) on the side and a bell tower built in 1955 above the main portal; Konrad Mühleisen organ from 1999
St. Remigius	Roman Catholic	Mandelbachtal / Wittersheim ( location )	1950	Part of the church tower is from the 13th century.
St. Margaretha	Roman Catholic	Mandelbachtal / Bebelsheim ( location )	1737	Baroque hall church; Romanesque church tower from the 13th century
St. Martin	Roman Catholic	Mandelbachtal / Habkirchen ( location )	1768	Baroque hall church; Romanesque church tower from the 12th century (Reconstruction after World War II)
St. Paul	Roman Catholic	Mandelbachtal / Blieshaben-Bolchen ( location )	1965	The round church tower is reminiscent of the many Romanesque defense towers that function as church towers in the surrounding villages.
St. Peter in chains	Roman Catholic	Mandelbachtal / Blieshaben-Bolchen ( location )	1742/ 1948/ 1971	Former parish church of the place. Used as a chapel since the construction of the new parish church St. Paulus.
Graefinthal Monastery	Roman Catholic	Mandelbachtal / Gräfinthal ( location )	1719/ 1809/ 1948	Originally Wilhelmitenkloster , today Olivetanerkonvent ; the monastery church has fallen into disrepair and only its former choir room has been preserved as a chapel.
St. Joseph	Roman Catholic	St. Ingbert ( location )	1893	Neo-Gothic parish church; Späth organ from 1933 (with older parts from Voit)
St. Engelbert	Roman Catholic	St. Ingbert ( location )	1755	Old parish church (today a branch church of St. Josef); baroque hall building; Gustav Schlimbach organ from 1874
St. Hildegard	Roman Catholic	St. Ingbert ( location )	1929	Expressionist church building (architect: Albert Boßlet); large four-manual Späth organ from 1934
St. Francis	Roman Catholic	St. Ingbert ( location )	1907/ 1966	Originally a Franciscan monastery church; 1966 Extension by turning the axis by 90 °
St. Conrad	Roman Catholic	St. Ingbert ( location )	1957
Heart of Mary	Roman Catholic	St. Ingbert ( location )	1957
St. Michael	Roman Catholic	St. Ingbert ( location )	1967	Church tower in the style of brutalism ; octagonal church building with a folded church roof
St. Pirminius	Roman Catholic	St. Ingbert ( location )	1952	Church profaned and converted into a kindergarten.
Martin Luther Church	possibly	St. Ingbert ( location )	1859	The only Friedrich Ladegast organ in Saarland stood here until 1933 !
Christ Church	possibly	St. Ingbert ( location )	1971/ 1994	1994 extensive expansion and remodeling of the church
New Apostolic Church	newap.	St. Ingbert ( location )	????
St. John	Roman Catholic	St. Ingbert / Rohrbach ( location )	1895	Neo-Romanesque hall church
St. Conrad	Roman Catholic	St. Ingbert / Rohrbach ( location )	1958
Christ Church	possibly	St. Ingbert / Rohrbach ( location )	1937
Heart of jesus	Roman Catholic	St. Ingbert / Hassel ( location )	1929
Protestant Church	possibly	St. Ingbert / Hassel ( location )	1908	Art Nouveau church building
Heart of jesus	Roman Catholic	St. Ingbert / Oberwürzbach ( location )	1923/ 1951	1951 enormous expansion of the church by rotating the axis by 90 °
St. Chrodegang	Roman Catholic	St. Ingbert / Reichenbrunn ( location )	1966	Affiliate church of the Herz Jesu Oberwürzbach; Walcker organ from 1906
Holy Family	Roman Catholic	St. Ingbert / Rentrisch ( location )	1936	The parish church of the Holy Family Rentrisch belongs to the diocese of Trier and not to the diocese of Speyer as the only one in the entire Saarpfalz district ! Späth organ from 1948!

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