List of church buildings in Frankfurt am Main

The list of church buildings in Frankfurt am Main contains the names of around 180 Christian houses of worship in Frankfurt am Main , their location in the city and the time they were built. Further information can be found in the articles of the respective churches. In addition to the church buildings, community centers with a church hall are also listed. There are 77 Protestant, 67 Catholic, around 25 other Christian sacred buildings and nine former places of worship that are now secularly used. The different denominations are noted. For more information, see the article Religions in Frankfurt am Main . Another table contains the churches that have left.

List church buildings

photo	Church name	District, street, location	construction time	Denomination	Remarks
	Imperial Cathedral of St. Bartholomew	Altstadt Domplatz ( location )	from 1235, 1415–1513, 1869–1880	Catholic	Elected and coronation site of the Roman-German Emperor , builder: Madern Gerthener , Franz Josef Denzinger ; Monument , dotation church , belongs to the Frankfurt city bell
	Old Nikolaikirche	Old town Römerberg ( location )	from 1200, 1458–1467	evangelical	former council church, master builder: Eberhard Friedberger , Bartholomäus von Schopfheim, Hans von Lich; Monument , dotation church , belongs to the Frankfurt city bell
	Leonhard's Church	Altstadt Am Leonhardstor ( location )	from 1220, 1434, 1500–1520	Catholic	Builders: Madern Gerthener , Hans von Bingen, Hans Baltz; Monument , dotation church , belongs to the Frankfurt city bell
	Paulskirche	Old town Paulsplatz ( location )	1787, 1829-1833, 1948	secular	Conference venue of the Frankfurt National Assembly , builders: Johann Andreas Liebhardt , Johann Friedrich Christian Hess ; Reconstruction by Rudolf Schwarz ; Architectural monument , belongs to the Frankfurt city bell
	Church of Our Lady	Altstadt Liebfrauenberg ( location )	1344, 1420-1425, 1506-1509, 1824, 1955/56	Catholic	Builders: Madern Gerthener , Jörg Österreicher, Friedrich Rumpf ; Monument , dotation church , belongs to the Frankfurt city bell
	Holy Spirit Church of the Dominican Monastery	Old town Dominikanergasse ( location )	from 1233, 1259, 1470-1472, 1955-1957	evangelical	Builder: Jörg Österreicher, rebuilt by Gustav Scheinpflug after being destroyed in the war ; Seat of the Protestant regional association; Monument , dotation church , belongs to the Frankfurt city bell
	Carmelite Church	Old town Karmelitergasse ( location )	ab 1246, 1424, 1460-1523, 1955-1957, 1989	secular	Master builder: Madern Gerthener , secularized in 1803, destroyed in 1944; rebuilt as a museum by Josef Paul Kleihues ; Architectural monument , belongs to the Frankfurt city bell
	Katharinenkirche	Downtown An der Hauptwache ( location )	1681, 1950-1954	evangelical	Baroque sermon church by Melchior Heßler , reconstruction by Theo Kellner , Wilhelm Massing ; Monument , dotation church , belongs to the Frankfurt city bell
	Peterskirche	Downtown Bleichstraße 33 ( location )	1892-1895, 2007	evangelical	neo-Gothic church by August Georg Dinklage and Hans Grisebach , converted into a youth culture church by Johann Eisele ; Monument , dotation church , belongs to the Frankfurt city bell
	Unitarian consecration hall	Downtown Fischerfeldstrasse 16 ( location )	1957-1960	unitarian	oval floor plan, architect: Alfred Schild ; monument
	Justinuskirche	Höchst Justinusplatz ( location )	9th century, 1090, 1441, around 1500	Catholic	early and high Gothic church by master builder Steffan von Irlebach; monument
	Highest town church	Höchst Leverkuser Strasse ( location )	1877-1882	evangelical	Brick church in the neo-renaissance style by Adolf Heyden and Walter Kyllmann ; monument
	St. Joseph's Church	Höchst Hostatostraße 12 ( location )	1907-1908	Catholic	neo-Romanesque three-aisled basilica by Richard Saran ; monument
	Teutonic Order Church	Sachsenhausen Brückenstraße 5 ( location )	from 1400, 1747–1751, 1881	Catholic	Gothic hall church with baroque western front by Ferdinand Kirchmeyer; monument
	Dreikönigskirche	Sachsenhausen Dreikönigsstraße 32 ( location )	1875-1880	evangelical	neo-Gothic church with a tower designed by Franz Josef von Denzinger that shapes the cityscape; Monument , dotation church , belongs to the Frankfurt city bell
	Lukas Church	Sachsenhausen Gartenstrasse 67 ( location )	1912/13; new: 1953	evangelical	Art Nouveau church by Carl Friedrich Wilhelm Leonhardt
	St. Boniface Church	Sachsenhausen Holbeinstrasse 70 ( location )	1926-1927	Catholic	Reinforced concrete construction with clinker facade by Martin Weber , converted into a youth church; monument
	Easter Church	Sachsenhausen Mörfelder Landstrasse 214 ( location )	1959, 2012	evangelical	Concrete and natural stone church by Rudolf Schanty
	St. Apostle Church	Sachsenhausen Ziegelhüttenweg 149 ( location )	1961-1963	Catholic	Architects: Georg Müller, Helmut Müller; monument
	Mountain church	Sachsenhausen Sachsenhäuser Landwehrweg 157 ( location )	1964-1966	evangelical	cubic structure by Werner W. Neumann ; monument
	St. Wendel Church	Sachsenhausen Altes Schützenhüttengäßchen 6 ( location )	1956-1957	Catholic	Natural stone church by Johannes Krahn ; monument
	Seminar church Sankt Georgen	Sachsenhausen Offenbacher Landstrasse 224 ( location )	1993	Catholic	Seminar church of the Philosophical-Theological University Sankt Georgen by Ernst Studer
	Herz-Marien-Kirche	Sachsenhausen Auf dem Mühlberg 14 ( location )	1954-1959	Catholic	Architect: Josef Ruf; User: Polish community; monument
	Claretian Chapel	Sachsenhausen Hühnerweg 25 ( location )	1949	Catholic	Seminar chapel by Josef Ruf; Current users: Slovenian municipality
	New Apostolic Church Frankfurt-Sachsenhausen	Sachsenhausen Großer Hasenpfad 40 ( location )	1958, 2011	New Apostolic	The church was consecrated on June 15, 2011. Originally there was an old church from 1958
	Weißfrauenkirche	Bahnhofsviertel Gutleutstraße 20 ( location )	1955-1956	evangelical	Replacement building by Werner W. Neumann for the Weißfrauenkirche, which was destroyed in the war; Architectural monument ; used as a diaconal church since 2005
	Gutleutkirche	Gutleutviertel Gutleutstrasse 121 ( location )	1958	secular	Community room converted into a church in a row of houses by Rudolf Schanty, used socially since 2012
	Shepherd's Chapel	Gutleutviertel Wurzelsiedlung, Hirtenstrasse 1 ( location )	1953	evangelical	simple wooden chapel
	Matthew Church	Gallus Friedrich-Ebert-Anlage 33 ( location )	1905, 1952-1955	evangelical	neo-Gothic church by Friedrich Pützer , rebuilt by Ernst Görcke, interior design by Georg Meistermann as a cultural monument
	St. Gallus Church	Gallus Mainzer Landstraße 295 ( location )	1909, 1954	Catholic	Architect: Hans Busch
	Friedenskirche	Gallus Frankenallee 150 ( location )	1925-1928, 1953	evangelical	Brick building with monumental tower wall by Karl Blatter ; monument
	Maria-Hilf-Kirche	Gallus Rebstöcker Straße 70 ( location )	1950-1951	Catholic	Hermann Mäckler and Alois Giefer , architectural monument
	Church of Reconciliation	Gallus Sondershausenstraße 51 ( location )	1965	orthodox	Formerly a Protestant hall church by Gustav Friedrich Scheinpflug , converted into a Serbian Orthodox Church in 2013
	Eben Ezer Church	Gallus Ludwigstrasse 29 ( location )	1907	free church	Until 1998 Evangelical Methodist Eben Ezer congregation. Today the seat of the Frankfurt City Church
	Christ Church	Westend Beethovenplatz 11 ( location )	1881-1883, 1976-1977	ecumenical	neo-Gothic church of Aage von Kauffmann , ecumenical center since 1978 (Protestant, Serbian-Orthodox, Oromo ); monument
	Ignatius Church	Westend Gärtnerweg 56 ( location )	1963-1965	Catholic	Architect: Gottfried Böhm ; monument
	Christ the King Church	Westend Sebastian-Rinz-Straße ( location )	1956-1958	Anglican	American Episcopal Church by Johannes Schmidt
	Antonius Church	Westend Savignystraße 15 ( location )	1899-1900	Catholic	neo-Gothic church
	Evangelical Reformed Church West	Westend Freiherr-vom-Stein-Straße 8 ( location )	1907, 1955, 2004	evangelical	contemporary round church
	Georgios Church	Westend Grüneburgpark, Sebastian-Rinz-Straße 2a ( location )	1950, 1990	orthodox	Architectural monument ; Greek Orthodox Community
	Jakobskirche	Bockenheim Kirchplatz 9 ( location )	1365, 1634, 1767, 1852-1853, 1956	evangelical	late Gothic building core, rebuilt several times in the Baroque, classicist tower by master builder Brandt, rebuilt by Helmuth Hartwig; monument
	St. Mark's Church	Bockenheim Markgrafenstraße 14 ( location )	1912, 1952, 2005	evangelical	Art Nouveau church by Ernst Faust, rebuilt by Helmuth Hartwig, converted into a center for the Annunciation; monument
	St. Elisabeth Church	Bockenheim Elisabethenplatz ( location )	1868-1870, 1948	Catholic	neo-Gothic church rebuilt in a simplified manner; monument
	Frauenfriedenskirche	Bockenheim Zeppelinallee 99 ( location )	1927-1929	Catholic	modern church with a monumental front tower by Hans Herkommer ; monument
	Elizabeth Hospital Chapel	Bockenheim Ginnheimer Straße 3 ( location )	1954	Catholic	Hospital chapel by Hermann Mäckler and Alois Giefer
	Student House Chapel	Bockenheim Jügelstraße 1 ( location )	1951-1953	ecumenical	Chapel by Otto Apel -Letocha-Rohrer-Herdt; monument
	St. Raphael Church	Bockenheim Industriehof, Ludwig-Landmann-Straße 365 ( location )	1954, 1979	Catholic	Architect: Hans Busch
	Trinity Church	Bockenheim Kuhwaldsiedlung, Funckstraße 16 ( location )	1966	evangelical	modern church with community hall as bridge construction by Werner W. Neumann ; monument
	St. Pius Church	Bockenheim Kuhwaldsiedlung, Philipp-Fleck-Straße 13 ( location )	1957	Catholic	Architects: Walter Nicol, Hans Busch
	New Apostolic Church Frankfurt-Bockenheim	Bockenheim Sophienstraße 50 ( location )	1925	New Apostolic	The internal NAK name is: Community Frankfurt-West
	Coptic Orthodox St. Mark's Church	Bockenheim Lötzenerstraße 33 ( location )	1963, 1998	orthodox	The former town house is used as a church by the Coptic Orthodox community
	Sophia Church	Bockenheim Frauenlobstraße 2 ( location )	2001	Christian community	contemporary church of the Frankfurt congregation of the Christian community - movement for religious renewal . Architect: Nikolaus Ruff
	Greek Orthodox Church	Bockenheim Solmstrasse 1 ( location )	1951	orthodox	Formerly the Evangelical Church of the Trinity Congregation used by the Greek Orthodox Church Prophet Elias since 1966
	Luther Church	Nordend Martin-Luther-Platz 1 ( location )	1889, 1955, 2004	evangelical	neo-Gothic church by Ludwig Neher and Aage von Kauffmann rebuilt by Ernst Görcke, rebuilt by Reiner Ganz; monument
	St. Bernhard Church	Nordend Koselstraße 11 ( location )	1906	Catholic	neo-Romanesque church by Hans Rummel ; Domed central building with double tower facade and semicircular choir ending between symmetrical additions; Paintings by Heinrich Nüttgens
	Gethsemane Church	Nordend Eckenheimer Landstrasse 90 ( location )	1968-1969	evangelical	Architect: Hans Georg Heimel ; monument
	Epiphany Church	Nordend Holzhausenstrasse 6 ( location )	1900-1903, 1954	evangelical	neo-Gothic basilica of Aage von Kauffmann rebuilt by Karl Wimmenauer ; monument
	St. Michael's Church	Nordend Gellertstrasse 37 ( location )	1953-1954, 1962	Catholic	Hall church on an elliptical floor plan by Rudolf Schwarz , Karl Wimmenauer ; Architectural monument , part of the Center for Funeral Pastoral Care of the Diocese of Limburg since 2007
	St. Joseph's Church	Nordend Berger Straße 135 ( location )	1875-1877, 1931-1932	Catholic	Vault basilica in a modern neo - Gothic style by Hans and Christoph Rummel ; north of the choir a neo-Gothic predecessor building according to plans by Max Meckel ; monument
	Deaconess Church	Nordend Holzhausenstrasse 70 ( location )	1897, 1959	evangelical	Replacement building by Meixner and Lueken instead of the neo-Gothic basilica by Alfred Günther, which was destroyed in the war
	Immanuel Church	Nordend Nibelungenallee 54 ( location )	1956	evangelical	Architect: Karl H. Weider built, instead of the Immanuel Church destroyed in the war of 1902 (now Epiphaniaskirche ) of the English since 1977 Trinity Lutheran Church used
	Christ Church	Nordend Merianplatz 13 ( location )	1888	evangelical	Neo-Gothic brick church with facade tower by Carl Baresel and Carl Julius Bauer ; formerly Zionskirche, today Methodist congregation; monument
	St. Albert Church	Nordend near Dornbusch Bertramstraße ( location )	1937-1938, 1957, 1962	Catholic	modern building by Martin Weber
	Wartburg Church	Nordend Hartmann-Ibach-Straße 108 ( location )	1960–1962	evangelical	Natural stone, brick and concrete construction on a hexagonal floor plan by Werner W. Neumann ; monument
	Advent Church	Nordend Eschenheimer Anlage 32 ( location )	1956	free church	Seventh-day Adventist Free Church
	Free Christian Community Frankfurt	Nordend Eckenheimer Landstrasse 180 ( location )		free church	Freie Christengemeinde Frankfurt eV, member of the Bund Freikirchlicher Pfingstgemeinden
	New Apostolic Church Frankfurt-Nordend	Nordend Luisenstraße 3 ( location )	1918	New Apostolic	The internal NAK name is: Community Frankfurt-Ost
	All Saints Church	Ostend Thüringer Straße 29 ( location )	1953	Catholic	Architects: Hermann Mäckler , Alois Giefer , architectural monument
	New Nicolaikirche	Ostend Rhönstrasse 32 ( location )	1909, 1954-1956	evangelical	historicizing church by Robert Curjel and Karl Moser , rebuilt by Hans Bartholmes ; historic tower listed
	Trinity Church	Ostend Theobald-Christ-Straße 23 ( location )	1956	evangelical	Architect: J. von Larratsch
	North-East Church	Ostend Wingertstrasse 19 ( location )	1889, 1958-1960	evangelical	Architect: Fritz Coutandin
	Baptist Church Frankfurt-Ostend	Ostend Am Tiergarten 50 ( location )		free church	Baptist Church
	Johanniskirche	Bornheim Turmstrasse 12 ( location )	1752-1753, 1778-1779	evangelical	barrel vaulted baroque hall church by Johann Andreas Liebhardt , architectural monument
	Holy Cross Church	Bornheim Martin-Weber-Platz ( location )	1928-1929	Catholic	modern cubic church in steel frame construction by Martin Weber , monument, part of the center for Christian meditation and spirituality of the diocese of Limburg since 2007 as a meditation church
	Catherine Hospital Chapel	Bornheim Seckbacher Landstrasse 65 ( location )	1950-1960	Catholic	Hospital chapel by Hermann Mäckler and Alois Giefer , architectural monument
	Mercy Church	Bornheim Comeniusstraße 39 ( location )	1855	secular	Church in a classical orangery, consecrated in 1950, dissolution of the parish in 2001; monument
	Sacred Heart Church	Oberrad Mathildenstraße 32 ( location )	1891-1893	Catholic	monument
	Church of the Redeemer	Oberrad Melanchtonplatz 54 ( location )	1912-1914, 1956	evangelical	neo-Romanesque church by Karl Blattner , rebuilt by Alfred Schild
	Mother of the Good Council Church	Niederrad Bruchfeldstrasse 51 ( location )	1933	Catholic
	Paul Gerhardt Community Center	Niederrad Gerauer Straße 52 ( location )	1926	evangelical	modern church by Gottlob Schaupp
	Paul Gerhardt Church	Niederrad Kelsterbacher Straße 41 ( location )	1726, 1951-1952	evangelical	baroque hall church, reconstruction by Hans Bartolmes; monument
	Thanksgiving Church	Schwanheim Am Goldsteinpark 1 ( location )	1954	evangelical	simple construction by Ernst Görcke
	Josefshaus	Schwanheim Am Abtshof 2 ( location )	1687	Catholic	Baroque hall church St. Mauritius; rebuilt after the new construction of the Catholic Mauritius Church; the choir of the old parish church is almost completely preserved and is now used as the parish's weekday chapel; the rest of the church space is used as a kindergarten; monument
	St. Mauritius Church	Schwanheim Mauritiusstraße 10 ( location )	1899-1901	Catholic	Neo-Gothic hall church (plastered building with sandstone structures) from 1899–1901 with a front tower as a landmark that can be seen from afar. Transept and polygonal choir in an exposed location on the mainland. Popularly known as "Dom des Maingau"
	Martinus Church	Schwanheim Martinuskirchstraße 52 ( location )	1911	evangelical	neo-Romanesque church by Otto Bäppler ; monument
	Antonius Church	Rödelheim Alexanderstraße 21 ( location )	1892-1894	Catholic	neo-Gothic church; monument
	Cyriacus Church	Rödelheim on the island 5 ( location )	1356-1362, 1463, 1951-1953, 1971	evangelical	formerly Gothic chapel, rebuilt by Werner W. Neumann ; monument
	St. Anne's Church	Hausen Am Hohen Weg 19 ( location )	1968	Catholic	Architects: Hermann Mäckler , Alois Giefer
	Hausener Church	Hausen Alt Hausen 1 ( location )	1852	evangelical	late classical church of the Bockenheim master builder Brandt; monument
	St Nicholas Church	Hausen Am Industriehof 18 ( location )	1967	orthodox	Russian Orthodox Community
	Christ the King Church	Praunheim settlement Praunheim, Damaschkeanger 158 ( location )	1930, 1956, 1975	Catholic	modern, cubic wooden structure by Martin Weber , conversion by Hermann Mäckler and Alois Giefer , extension by Hans Busch; monument
	Church of the Resurrection	Praunheim Graebestraße 8 ( location )	1771-1772, 1958	evangelical	baroque unplastered hall church; monument
	Wichernkirche	Praunheim Pützerstraße 96 ( location )	1954-1957	evangelical	Church hall by Rudolf Letocha and William Rohrer
	New Apostolic Church Frankfurt-Praunheim	Praunheim Praunheimer Hohl 1 ( location )	1937, 2004	New Apostolic	A New Apostolic Church already existed at the same location in 1937
	Peter and Paul Church	Heddernheim Oranienstraße 16 ( location )	1892-1893	Catholic	three-aisled, neo-Gothic brick hall church on a cross-shaped floor plan with a dominant façade tower, monument
	St. Thomas Church	Heddernheim Heddernheimer Kirchstrasse 2 ( location )	1821, 1898, 1950	evangelical	neo-Gothic church by Joseph Dormann, rebuilt by Ernst Görcke; monument
	St. Sebastian Church	Heddernheim Nordweststadt, Ernst-Kahn-Straße 47 ( location )	1965-1966	Catholic	Architect: Johannes Krahn ; monument
	Cantate Domino Church	Heddernheim Nordweststadt, Ernst-Kahn-Straße 14 ( location )	1966	evangelical	modern cubic church by Walter Schwagenscheidt and Tassilo Sittmann ; monument
	Gustav Adolf Church	Niederursel Alt-Niederursel 30 ( location )	1927-1928	evangelical	modern, octagonal central building with tent roof by Martin Elsaesser ; monument
	St. Matthias Church	Niederursel Nordweststadt, Thomas-Mann-Straße 2 ( location )	1963-1965	Catholic	Architects: Hermann Mäckler and Alois Giefer , architectural monument
	Dietrich Bonhoeffer Church	Niederursel Nordweststadt, Thomas-Mann-Straße 10 ( location )	1966-1969	evangelical	Concrete church by Werner W. Neumann ; monument
	Nordweststadt community center	Niederursel Nordweststadt, Gerhart-Hauptmann-Ring 398 ( location )	1969–1970, 2014	secular	formerly evangelical community center with church space converted by Walter Schwagenscheidt and Tassilo Sittmann into a neighborhood center; monument
	Sancta Familia	Ginnheim Am Hochwehr 11 ( location )	1935, 1964	Catholic	Architects: Martin Weber (original building from 1935), Bernhard Weber (extension and renovation from 1964)
	Old Bethlehem Church	Ginnheim Alt-Ginnheim 1 ( location )	1699-1700	evangelical	baroque hall church; monument
	Bethlehem Church	Ginnheim Fuchshohl 1 ( location )	1971	evangelical	Hexagonal central church can also be used as a parish hall by Klaus Peter Heinrici
	Dornbuschkirche	Dornbusch Mierendorffstraße 5 ( location )	1962, 2003-2005	evangelical	cubic building by Ernst Görcke and Ludwig Müller, rebuilt and reduced in size by Meixner Schlüter Wendt
	Andreas Church	Dornbusch near Eschersheim Albert-Schweitzer-Siedlung, Kirchhainer Straße 2 ( location )	1956-1959	evangelical	Architect: Ernst Görcke; monument
	French Reformed Church	Dornbusch Eschersheimer Landstrasse 393 ( location )	1951	evangelical	New building by Georg Scotti in place of the war-torn church on Goetheplatz
	Nazarene Church	Dornbusch Hügelstraße 143 ( location )	1962	free church	Church of the Nazarene Frankfurt, Architect: H. Junker
	St. Joseph's Church	Eschersheim Josephskirchstraße 7 ( location )	1910-1914	Catholic	neo-Romanesque basilica by Hermann Mahr ; monument
	Emmaus Church	Eschersheim Alt-Eschersheim 22 ( location )	1752-1754	evangelical	baroque hall church with Gothic choir; monument
	New Apostolic Church Frankfurt-Eschersheim	Eschersheim Willibrachtstraße 8 ( location )	1961	New Apostolic	The internal name of the NAK is: Municipality of Frankfurt-Nord
	Sacred Heart Church	Eckenheim Eckenheimer Landstraße 324 ( location )	1895-1899, 1961	Catholic	neo-Gothic, listed tower by Max Meckel with modern church extension
	Nazareth Church	Eckenheim Eckenheimer Landstraße 332 ( location )	1863	evangelical	simple hall church of the master builder Maurer zu Hanau; monument
	Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints	Eckenheim Eckenheimer Landstraße 262 ( location )	1971-1977	Mormon	Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Architect: JD Pierce;
	Kreuzkirche	Preungesheim Weinstraße 25 ( location )	around 1100, 1210, 14th century, 1716	evangelical	Romanesque choir tower and windows, medieval frescoes; monument
	St. Christophorus Church	Preungesheim An den Drei Steinen 42 ( location )	1962	Catholic	Architect: H. Greiner
	Festeburg Church	Preungesheim An der Wolfsweide 58 ( location )	1969	evangelical	building dedicated to church music by Horst Römer and Helmut Baumgart; monument
	Michaeliskirche	Berkersheim Am Herrenhof 42 ( location )	1766	evangelical	Baroque hall church in unplastered quarry stone, builder: Berger Vikar Christ; monument
	Bethel Baptist Church	Berkersheim Am Dachsberg 92 ( location )	1958–1962	free church	English-speaking congregation, member of the Federation of Evangelical Free Churches Church house by Herbert Lee Stout and W. Lippert
	Most Holy Trinity Church	Frankfurter Berg Homburger Landstrasse 387 ( location )	2005	Catholic	contemporary church by the architects Kissler & Effgen
	Bethanienkirche	Frankfurter Berg Wickenweg 60 ( location )	1948	evangelical	Emergency Church by Otto Bartning ; monument
	St. Boniface Church	Bonames Kalbacher Weg 7 ( location )	1966	Catholic	Architect: R. Kämpf
	Boniface Chapel	Bonames Bonameser Hainstraße 25 ( location )	1932	Catholic	modern, octagonal central building by Martin Weber ; monument
	Parish Church of Bonames	Bonames Homburger Landstraße 624 ( location )	1477, 1642-1661	evangelical	late Gothic church by Arnolt Holtzhusen and Henne Wisse, rebuilt in baroque style; monument
	St. Laurentius Church	Kalbach Kalbacher Hauptstrasse ( location )	1732	Catholic	baroque hall church, builder: C. and J. Fritz; monument
	Crutzenhof church hall	Kalbach An der Grünhohl 9 ( location )	1994	evangelical	Church and community hall based on a design by Udo Nieper of the Miriam parish
	Riedberg Church	Riedberg Riedbergallee 61 ( location )	2011	evangelical	contemporary church house by Jurij Martinoff
	St. Edith Stein	Riedberg Zur Kalbacher Höhe 56 ( location )	2016	Catholic	contemporary church hall of the architects Atelier 5 ; Parish of Saint Catherine of Siena
	St. James Church	Harheim Philipp-Schnell-Strasse 55 ( location )	1932-1933	Catholic	Architect: Jan Hubert Pinand ; monument
	Friedenskirche	Harheim Am Wetterhahn 1 ( location )	1965	evangelical	Church on a square floor plan by Karl Wimmenauer ; monument
	Parish church Nieder-Eschbach	Nieder-Eschbach Deuil-La-Barre-Strasse 74 ( location )	1617-1618, 1765-1766, 1965-1966	evangelical	Builders: Konrad Rossbach and Christian Ludwig Hermann ; monument
	St. Stephen's Church	Nieder-Eschbach Deuil-La-Barre-Strasse 2 ( location )	1967	Catholic	Architect: J. van Aaken
	Church hall at the temple	Nieder-Eschbach Ben-Gurion-Ring 39 ( location )	1984	evangelical	Neighborhood center with church hall by Klaus Andreas Matz
	St. Lioba Church	Nieder-Eschbach Amügel, Ben-Gurion-Ring 16 ( location )	1989	Catholic
	Good Shepherd Church	Nieder-Erlenbach Im Sauern 6 ( location )	2000	Catholic	contemporary building by Günter Pfeifer
	Nieder-Erlenbacher Church	Nieder-Erlenbach Zur Charlottenburg 1 ( location )	medieval, 1637, 1715	evangelical	medieval nave redesigned in baroque style; monument
	Mary Rosary Church	Seckbach An der Rosenkranzkirche ( location )	1953	Catholic	Architects: C. Rummel, H. Hovartin
	Marienkirche	Seckbach Wilhelmshöher Straße 133 ( location )	1708-1710, 1952	evangelical	baroque hall church rebuilt by church building department after war destruction; monument
	Hoof Country House Chapel	Seckbach Wilhelmshöher Straße 34 ( location )	1964	evangelical	Chapel of the diaconal Hufelandhaus by T. Rocholl
	Berger Church	Bergen-Enkheim Am Königshof ( location )	1684, 1741-1743	evangelical	baroque hall church; monument
	St. Nicholas Church	Bergen-Enkheim Nordring 71 ( location )	1966-1967	Catholic	Architect: E. Weber
	Nikolauskapelle	Bergen-Enkheim Am Königshof ( location )	1524	secular	late Gothic hall church with three-bay rib vault; used culturally; monument
	Holy Cross Church	Bergen-Enkheim Barbarossastraße 61 ( location )	1972	Catholic	pyramidal church by E. Weber
	Laurentiuskirche	Bergen-Enkheim Laurentiusstraße ( location )	1717-1719	evangelical	baroque hall church; monument
	Holy Spirit Church	Riederwald Schäfflestraße 17 ( location )	1930-1931	Catholic	modern rectangular building in reinforced concrete by Martin Weber ; monument
	Philip Church	Riederwald Raiffeisenstraße 70 ( location )	1962-1963	evangelical	Hall church by Werner W. Neumann
	Sacred Heart Church	Fechenheim Alt-Fechenheim 52 ( location )	1896	Catholic	neo-Gothic two-aisled hall church by Max Meckel ; monument
	Melanchthon Church	Fechenheim Pfortenstrasse 4 ( location )	1771-1772, 1928-1930, 1961	evangelical	baroque hall church; monument
	Church hall St. Hildegard	Fechenheim Cassellastraße 2 ( location )	1972, 2012-2013	secular	Formerly a Catholic community center with a church hall based on a design by Walter Nicol; converted into a kindergarten
	Faith church	Fechenheim Fuldaer Straße 20 ( location )	1957, 1996-1997	evangelical	Conversion by Michael von Törne
	Evangelical Church Sossenheim	Sossenheim Siegener Straße 17 ( location )	1898	evangelical	neo-Gothic hall church with low aisle by Ludwig Hofmann ; monument
	St. Michael's Church	Sossenheim Michaelstraße 6 ( location )	around 1300, 1926, 1967	Catholic	Gothic choir tower supplemented by a new church by Hans Busch; monument
	Chapel of the Holy Helpers	Sossenheim Kurmainzer Straße 190 ( location )	1755, 1883	Catholic	neo-Gothic hall chapel; monument
	Blessing Church	Griesheim Alte Falterstraße 6 ( location )	1865	evangelical	neo-Romanesque hall church by Heinrich Burnitz ; monument
	Church of the Assumption of Mary	Griesheim Linkstraße 64 ( location )	1895-1897	Catholic	neo-Gothic basilica, tower was originally under a pointed helmet, architectural monument
	Pentecostal Church	Griesheim Jägerallee 28 ( location )	1954	evangelical	conceived as a community hall by Ernst Görcke, converted into a church in 1966
	St. Hedwig Church	Griesheim Elsterstraße 18 ( location )	1955	Catholic	Architect: H. Greiner
	Kingdom Hall Frankfurt	Griesheim Ahornstraße 78 ( location )	1996	Jehovah's Witnesses
	Christ Church	Nied Alt-Nied 10 ( location )	1828, 1908	evangelical	classicistic simultaneous church , redesigned "Protestant" by Ludwig Hoffmann; monument
	Trinity Church Hall	Nied railway settlement, Oeserstraße 126 ( location )	1933, 1976	Catholic	Community center with church hall
	Apostle Church	Nied railway settlement , Heusingerstraße 1 ( location )	1933	evangelical	simple church by government architect Waltenberg
	St. Mark's Church	Nied Nieder Kirchweg 12 ( location )	1905-1907	Catholic	neo-Romanesque three-aisled pillar basilica by Hans Rummel , architectural monument
	Ruferkirche	Höchst Zuckschwerdtstrasse 42 ( location )	1976	evangelical	Architect: D. Möller; Methodist community
	Frankfurt-Höchst Baptist Church	Höchst Bolongarostraße 110 ( location )	1991	free church	Evangelical Free Church Community Frankfurt-Höchst, Member of the Federation of Evangelical Free Churches
	New Apostolic Church Frankfurt-Höchst	Höchst Gebeschusstraße 26 ( location )	1955	New Apostolic	Re-inauguration after extensive renovations on January 6, 2019
	Stephanuskirche	Unterliederbach Liederbacher Straße 38 ( location )	1964	evangelical	Concrete building with stained glass window on a trapezoidal floor plan by Ernst Görcke
	St. John's Church	Unterliederbach Königsteiner Straße 96 ( location )	1896, 1962	Catholic	Architect: P. Johannbroer
	Unterliederbach village church	Unterliederbach Heugasse 1 ( location )	12th century, 1716	evangelical	baroque hall church by Daniel Keyser; monument
	Zeilsheimer Church	Zeilsheim settlement colony, Frankenthaler Weg 33 ( location )	1912	evangelical	Church building of historicism and art nouveau by Alfred Günther
	St. Bartholomew Church	Zeilsheim Alt-Zeilsheim 17 ( location )	1817-1818, 1932	Catholic	Classicist hall church by Johann Christian Zais , extension by Martin Weber ; monument
	Zeilsheim church hall	Zeilsheim Pfaffenwiese 111 ( location )	2011	evangelical	Contemporary community center with a church hall by netzwerkarchitekten as a replacement for the sold home church
	Home church	Zeilsheim settlement Taunusblick, Rombergstraße 63 ( location )	1964	free church	Hall church by Hans Bartholmes; used by the Romanian Elim community
	Michael's Chapel	Zeilsheim Pfaffenwiese 2 ( location )	1736	Catholic	baroque chapel
	Sindlinger Church	Sindlingen Gustavsallee 17 ( location )	1907	evangelical	neo-Gothic building by Alfred Günther
	St. Dionysius Church	Sindlingen Huthmacherstraße 17 ( location )	1823-1827	Catholic	classicistic three-aisled church by Carl Florian Goetz ; monument
	Church hall Arche	Sindlingen Hugo-Kallenbach-Strasse 59 ( location )	1968–1973, 2013	secular	Community center with church hall converted by Günter Bock into a day-care center; monument
	Church hall St. Kilian	Sindlingen Albert-Blank-Straße 2 ( location )	1963	Catholic	Community center with church hall of the St. Kiliansgemeinde

List of abandoned church buildings

Illustration	Church name	District, street	construction time	Exit	comment
	Antoniterkirche	Old town Töngesgasse	1236, renewed in 1723	Layed down in 1803
	Hospital church of the Hospital of the Holy Spirit	Old town Saalgasse	before 1288	Layed down in 1840
	Johanniterkirche	Old town Fahrgasse / Schnurgasse	before 1342	Retired in 1874	Profaned in 1801
	German Reformed Church	Old town Kornmarkt	1789-1793	Destroyed in 1944
	Weißfrauenkirche	Weissfrauenstrasse old town		Destroyed in 1944
	All Saints Chapel	Inner city (Neustadt) Allerheiligentor		Laid down in 1730
	Old Peterskirche	City center (Neustadt) Alte Gasse / Schäfergasse	from 1452	Retired in 1895
	French Reformed Church	City center (Neustadt) Goetheplatz	1789-1792	Destroyed in 1944
	Wandering Peace Church	Bahnhofsviertel Niddastraße	1896	Dismantled in 1905	neo-Gothic wooden church
	Elisabeth Chapel	Sachsenhausen Brueckenstrasse	after 1270	Layed down in 1809
	Marien Hospital Chapel	Nordend Richard-Wagner-Straße 14 ( location )	1873, 1948, 1970	Retired in 2017	Rudolf Schwarz's hospital chapel with Karl Wimmenauer
	English Church Victoria Memorial dedicated to St. Boniface	Westend Kronberger Strasse	1907	Destroyed in 1944	built by CW English under the direction of William Heerlein Lindley ; After the war, the German Reformed community took over the property and built their church here
	Heilandskirche	Bornheim Saalburgallee / Andreasstrasse	1955	Resigned in 2005
	Chapel "In honor of Our Lady and St. Mauritius"	Located in Schwanheim on the site of today's St. Mauritius Church between Höchst Weg and Main	Mentioned in 1410	1816-1827	late Gothic chapel, elevated to a parish church between 1557 and 1562, surrounding cemetery until 1898
	House chapel in the Villa Waldfried	Waldspitze Schwanheim located south of Niederrad in the Schwanheim Forest	1898	1944	House chapel in the villa of the industrialist Carl von Weinberg; Parts of Lina von Schauroth's stained glass windows were transferred to Frankfurt's Alte Nikolaikirche; the three-nail crucifix hangs today in a new beam setting as a choir cross in "Mother of Good Advice" in Niederrad.
	Chapel of St. John the Baptist	Hofgut Goldstein in the moated castle of Hofgut Goldstein	Mentioned in 1382	Retired in 1845	late Gothic chapel
	Chapel dedicated to "Our Lady of Sorrows"	in Schwanheim across from the old cemetery at Am Höchst Weg	1882	Gone down in 1962 because of bridge construction	neo-Gothic chapel
	Evangelical chapel	in Schwanheim originally Frankfurter Strasse / corner Baronessenstrasse, after street renaming in 1928 Martinskirchstrasse / corner Wilhem-Kobelt-Strasse	1885	Deposed in 1963	neo-Gothic chapel, used as a kindergarten after the Martinus Church was rebuilt in 1911, abandoned due to a new community center
	St. Martin in the "Mertenskerch" field	In the Schwanheimer Unterfeld opposite Sindlingen, today the Infraserv industrial site	Mentioned in 880	Deposed in 1686	Carolingian "Church of Schwanheim"; Abandoned in 1557; According to tradition, St. Kilian preached and rested at this point around 680
	St. John	Schwanheim Goldstein, Am Wiesenhof 76 ( location )	1961	Retired in 2017	Catholic Church by Hans Busch
	Kirchberg Church	Seckbach Wilhelmshöher Strasse / Wallfahrtsweg		Retired in 1757	late Gothic hall church
	Church hall of the rainbow community	Sossenheim Schaumburger Strasse	1967	Resigned in 2012	Community center with church hall

literature

• Karin Berkemann : Post-war churches in Frankfurt am Main = monument topography Federal Republic of Germany. Cultural monuments in Hessen. Ed .: State Office for Monument Preservation Hessen . Wiesbaden 2013
• Once praised and almost forgotten - modern churches in Frankfurt a. M. 1948-1973 , publisher: Deutscher Werkbund Hessen Wilhelm E. Opatz , Niggli Verlag, Sulgen 2012, ISBN 978-3-7212-0842-9
• Clemens Jöckle: 100 buildings in Frankfurt am Main: a guide to buildings of historical and architectural standing , Schnell & Steiner publishing house, Regensburg, 1998
• Bernd Kalusche and Wolf-Christian Setzepfandt : Architecture Guide Frankfurt am Main , Dietrich Reimer Verlag, Berlin, 1992, ISBN 3-496-01100-9
• Joachim Proescholdt and Jürgen Telschow: Frankfurt's Protestant Churches through the ages , Frankfurter Societätsverlag, 2011, ISBN 978-3-942921-11-4
• Dehio - Handbook of German Art Monuments: Hesse II. Administrative region Darmstadt. Deutscher Kunstverlag , ISBN 978-3-422-03117-3 , Munich 2008

Web links

• Religions of the world in Frankfurt in "Ei Gude Buch 2019"
• The Protestant parishes in Frankfurt am Main on the website of the Evangelical Regional Association
• The Catholic parishes in Frankfurt am Main on the website of the Diocese of Limburg

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Ernst Mack: The Frankfurt family von Weinberg . In “Die Port” No. 17, Heimat- und Geschichtsverein Schwanheim eV, 2000
2. ↑ ^{a b} Bernhard Stuck u. a .: Going forward on new paths - 100 years of St. Mauritius Church . Ed .: Catholic Parish and Friends of St. Mauritius eV; Printing and publishing company Henrich GmbH, 60528 Frankfurt am Main, 2001, ISBN 3-921606-42-X