List of sacred buildings in Dresden

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The list of religious buildings in Dresden provides an overview of the church history, the city's history or architecturally important religious buildings in Dresden . While the first section (“List of sacred buildings”) contains existing churches, the second section (“Church ruins and rededicated sacred buildings”) lists sacred buildings that still exist but are no longer used as places of worship. In the third section (“Destroyed churches and sacred buildings”) the most important sacred buildings that no longer exist today were included. Most of them were destroyed by the air raids in 1945 .

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• Illustration: Shows a photo of the sacred building.
• Name: gives the name of the structure.
• Street / district: gives the address of the sacred building. The column is sorted according to the district.
• Denomination: Name the denomination.
• Construction time: states the construction time and gives the dates of a fundamental renovation.
• Architect: Names the architect or architects of the sacred building.
• Other: Contains information on the equipment, community membership, previous functions or conversions. The reason for the rededication is given in the list of church ruins and rededicated sacred buildings.
• Location: Indicates the geographic coordinates of the sacred building.

List of sacred buildings

Illustration	Surname	Street, district	Denomination	construction time	architect	Others	location
	Advent house	Haydnstrasse 16, Striesen	adventist	1950	Max Franz	Advent house of the Advent community in Dresden	location
	Anne's Church	Annenstrasse, Wilsdruffer Vorstadt	Evangelical Lutheran	1765-1769	Johann George Schmidt , Gottlob Friedrich Thormeyer tower	Altar of the old cruciform church ; forms together with the Matthäuskirche the Annen-Matthäus-Kirchgemeinde Dresden	location
	St. Anthony Church	Bünaustraße 10, Löbtau	Roman Catholic	1922-1923	Rudolf Zacek	1969 Redesign of the interior, Jehmlich organ , since 2004 Way of the Cross with 15 bronze plaques by Walter Mellmann	location
	Apostle Church	Kopernikusstrasse 40, Trachau	Evangelical Lutheran	1927-1929	Oswin Hempel	Construction in the style of New Objectivity , above the portal figures of the apostles by Kurt Dämmig , Schuke organ , sgraffiti by Hans Nadler	location
	Apostolic Congregation	Bismarckstrasse 30, Niedersedlitz	apostolic	1996		The original church of the Reformed Apostolic Congregation Association on Freiberger Strasse, built in 1926, was destroyed in the war. The congregation used the Evangelical Reconciliation Church in Dresden-Striesen for their services until the inauguration of this church	location
	Church of the Resurrection	Altplauen 5, Plauen	Evangelical Lutheran	1466-1467		Second Plauen church, after the first was destroyed in 1429 during the Hussite Wars , neo-renaissance reconstruction from 1901 to 1902 by William Lossow and Hermann Viehweger , bells of the destroyed Zionskirche , owl organ	location
	St. Barbara Church	Kirchberg 3, Eschdorf	Evangelical Lutheran	rebuilt around 1225, 1886	Christian Friedrich Arnold (conversion)	belongs to the Ev.-Luth. Pirna church district, organ prospectus by Gottfried Semper , organ figures by Ernst Rietschel , church houses a local museum	location
	Bethlehem Church	Marienberger Strasse 65, Tolkewitz	Evangelical Lutheran	1950-1951	Wolfgang Rauda	first new Protestant church in the GDR, Jehmlich organ	location
	Briesnitz Church	Merbitzer Strasse 6, Briesnitz	Evangelical Lutheran	around 1260	Gotthilf Ludwig Möckel (conversion 1881/82)	second Briesnitz church after the first one was destroyed in 1233; second oldest sacred building in Dresden, church cemetery	location
	Christophoruskirche	Hermann-Seidel-Strasse 3, Laubegast	Evangelical Lutheran	1994-1996	Jörg and Horst Engert	Jehmlich organ , Moravian altar table, Christophorus painting by Eberhard von der Erde (* 1945)	location
	Christophoruskirche	Kirchstrasse 10, Wilschdorf	Evangelical Lutheran	first documented mention in 1242/43		oldest church in Dresden, Gothic frescoes in the interior, Wegscheider organ	location
	Christ Church	Boltenhagener Platz 3, Klotzsche	Evangelical Lutheran	1905-1907	Woldemar Kandler	Altar by Carl Hauer, Jehmlich organ , Christ sculpture by Johannes Schilling , name consecration 1925	location
	Christ Church	At the Christ Church, Strehlen	Evangelical Lutheran	1903-1905	Schilling & Graebner	is one of the most important Art Nouveau buildings in Saxony, statue above the main entrance by Peter Pöppelmann , ceiling painting by Otto Gussmann , Jehmlich organ	location
	Cossebaude Church	Talstrasse 9, Cossebaude	Evangelical Lutheran	1850	Gerd Bürger (renovation 1999)	Prayer room originally converted into a machine room, provisional in 1992 as Evangel.-Luth. Church consecrated, 1999 conversion of the prayer room to a church, Jehmlich organ	location
	Deaconess house church	Bautzner Strasse 70, Innere Neustadt	Evangelical Lutheran	1928-1929	Max Hans Kühne (in the Lossow and Kühne offices )	Church of Diakonissenanstalt Dresden , destroyed in 1945, from 1961 to 1962 by Oswin Hempel rebuilt	location
	Dreikönigskirche	Hauptstrasse 23, Innere Neustadt	Evangelical Lutheran	1732-1739	Matthäus Daniel Pöppelmann	Burned out in 1945, rebuilt 1984–1991; Dresden Dance of Death inside	location
	Emmaus Church	Altkaditz 27, Kaditz	Evangelical Lutheran	1200, 1869 renewal of the tower, 1887–1888 gothic conversion	Modifications: Ziller brothers	Stucco ceiling by Johann Gottfried Knöffler , consecrated name in 1904, Jehmlich organ , since 1948 two bells from the Sophienkirche and one from Apolda (since 1973), the “Kaditzer Linde”, the oldest tree in Dresden, stands in the church cemetery	location
	Emmaus Church	Katharinenstrasse 17, Äußere Neustadt	Evangelical Methodist	1907		Church building without a tower and without bells in a backyard	location
	woman Church	Neumarkt , inner old town	Evangelical Lutheran	1726-1743	George Bähr	Destroyed in 1945, rebuilt between 1994 and 2005	location
	Friedenskirche	Neubühlauer Straße 3, Bühlau	Evangelical Methodist			Parish hall, consecrated as a Peace Church in 1896	location
	Friedenskirche	Wernerstrasse 32, Löbtau	Evangelical Lutheran	1889-1891	Christian Friedrich Arnold	Destroyed in 1945, in 1949 an emergency church was set up in the church by Otto Bartning , which is still in use today, the Kreutzbach organ	location
	Garrison Church of St. Martin	Stauffenbergallee 9, Albertstadt	Roman Catholic	1893-1900	William Lossow and Hermann Viehweger	originally divided into a Protestant and a Catholic part, today only the Catholic part is used	location
	Fiedlerstrasse parish hall	Fiedlerstrasse 2, Johannstadt	Evangelical Lutheran			Rectory ruin of the Trinity parish, expanded into a parish hall, today one of two parish halls of the Johanneskirche parish	location
	Gittersee parish hall	Windbergstrasse 20, Gittersee	Evangelical Lutheran	1900		Originally rectory of the Coschützer community, bell tower built in 1953, bell from 1490 one of the oldest in Dresden, Jehmlich organ	location
	Community building on Haydnstrasse	Haydnstrasse 23, Striesen	Evangelical Lutheran			Rectory ruins of the Andreas parish, gradually expanded as the parish hall of the Erlöser-Andreas parish, today one of two parish halls of the Johannes parish	location
	Parish hall	Hechtstrasse 78a, Leipzig suburb	Mennonite	1994–1996 (renovation)		Parish hall of the Evangelical Mennonite Free Church in Dresden	location
	Parish hall of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints	Tiergartenstrasse 42, Strehlen	Mormon	1988	Dieter Hantzsche	architectural example of the historicizing postmodernism of the 1980s	location
	Heilandskirche	At Heilandskirche 3, Cotta	Evangelical Lutheran	1914-1927	Rudolf Kolbe	Altar by Friedrich Press , received the bells of the destroyed Jakobikirche after 1945 , figure of Christ by Karl Albiker , Jehmlich organ	location
	Holy Spirit Church	Berggartenstrasse 22a, Blasewitz	Evangelical Lutheran	1891-1893	Karl Emil Scherz	since 1977 in possession of the owl organ from the St. Mark's Church in Leipzig	location
	Chapel "To the Holy Cross"	Darwinstrasse 19, Klotzsche	Roman Catholic	Set up as a chapel in 1948		originally Villa Odin, from 1927 to 1947 settlement of the Capuchin Poor Clares , from 1948 to 1975 settlement of the Franciscans (OFM) ; Jehmlich organ	location
	Holy Family	Meusslitzer Strasse 108, Kleinzschachwitz	Roman Catholic	1979–1981 (renovation and expansion)	Conversion and expansion: Hubert Paul	Rühle organ , crucifixion group from the chapel of the Rehefeld hunting lodge by Friedrich August III. Donated in 1926	location
	Church of the Moravian Brethren	Oschatzer Strasse 41, Pieschen	evangelical			Church of the Moravian Brethren in Dresden	location
	Sacred Heart Church	Borsbergstrasse 15, Striesen	Roman Catholic	1903-1905	August Menken	Jehmlich organ , dozens of decorative animal figures in and on the church	location
	Assumption Church	Altleuben 13, Leuben	Evangelical Lutheran	1899-1901	Karl Emil Scherz	Eule organ , altar painting by Julius Schultz, Epitaph made of sandstone Hans von Dehn-Rothenfels by Christoph Walther II from the old Frauenkirche	location
	Hope Church	Clara-Zetkin-Strasse 30, Löbtau	Evangelical Lutheran	1935-1936	Rudolf Kolbe	Naming 1961, glass window by Helmar Helas , cross by Elly-Viola Nahmmacher , two Jehmlich organs , three bells from the Johanneskirche	location
	St. Hubertus Chapel	Am Hochwald 8, Weißer Hirsch	Roman Catholic	1937	Robert Witte	Interior renovation from 1975 to 1979 by Lothar Gonschor , altar cross by Peter Makolies , Jehmlich organ	location
	Immanuel Church	Hühndorfer Strasse 22, Cotta	Evangelical Methodist	1927		Simple building without sacred design, Jehmlich organ , glass windows by Manfred Korn	location
	John's Church	Reichenbachstrasse 30, Südvorstadt	Christian- anthroposophical	1999		Church of the Christian Community Dresden, successor to the first church of the Christian Community in Dresden, which was destroyed by bombs in 1945, by Bernhard Weyrather	location
	St. Joseph's Church	Rehefelder Strasse 59, Pieschen	Roman Catholic	1910-1911	Alexander Tandler	first reinforced concrete church in Dresden, interior renovation in 1963 by Friedrich Press , Rieger organ	location
	Old Klotzsche Church	Altklotzsche 63a, Klotzsche	Evangelical Lutheran	1811	Georg Samuel Höring	Church cemetery, previous building (1321) burned down several times from 1729, Jehmlich organ	location
	Kreuzkirche	Altmarkt , inner old town	Evangelical Lutheran	1764–1792, reconstruction 1897–1900	Exner , Schmidt , woods ; Schilling & Graebner (construction from 1897)	Sermon church of the regional bishop of Ev.-Luth. Regional church of Saxony , place of activity of the Dresden Kreuzchor , burnt out in 1945, rebuilt by 1955	location
	Kreuzkirche Weißig	Hauptstrasse 18, Weißig	Evangelical Lutheran	17th century, 1901 expansion and renovation	Woldemar Kandler (renovation)	Altar painting by Alfred Diethe , Jehmlich organ	location
	Langebruecker Church	Kirchstrasse 46, Langebrück	Evangelical Lutheran	11th century, reconstruction 1674–1682		modern interior design by Gottfried Zawadski , Jehmlich organ from 1905	location
	Lausaer Church (" Pastor Roller Church ")	Koenigsbrücker Landstrasse 375, Lausa	Evangelical Lutheran	12th century, 1640 remodeling and expansion		Jahn organ, church cemetery with grave of pastor Samuel David Roller , in the parish garden "Dohna-Eiche" (1815) under nature protection	location
	Leubnitz-Neuostra Church	At Klosterteichplatz, Leubnitz- Neuostra	Evangelical Lutheran	First mentioned around 1150, 1288		Church cemetery; Coffered ceiling with paintings by Gottfried Lucas from the years 1671 to 1672, baroque sandstone altar, Rococo - organ , Jehmlich organ from 1905	location
	Loschwitz Church	Pillnitzer Landstrasse 9, Loschwitz	Evangelical Lutheran	1705-1708	George Bähr , Johann Christian Fehre (design), Johann Siegmund Küffner (execution)	Destroyed in 1945, rebuilt 1991–1994, Nosseni altar of the destroyed Sophienkirche , Wegscheider organ	location
	Ludwig Kossuth Church	Ludwig-Kossuth-Strasse 20, Rähnitz	Evangelical Lutheran	1904	Ernst Meissner	consecrated as a chapel, raised to parish church in 1913, Jehmlich organ , interior renovation in the 1970s under the direction of Werner Juza	location
	Lukas Church	Lukasplatz, Südvorstadt	Evangelical Lutheran	1898-1903	Georg Weidenbach	Burned out in 1945, often used for vinyl and later CD recordings since the late 1950s, again in use as a church since 1972	location
	Maria on the water	Kirchgasse 6, Hosterwitz	Evangelical Lutheran	1497-1500		Kreutzbach organ , Schifferkirche, popular as a wedding church, church cemetery	location
	"Maria am Weg" chapel	Dresdner Strasse 149, Hosterwitz	Roman Catholic	1877-1878	Joseph Rokita	Created as a private chapel of the Wettin family , works of art by the Wettin family were displayed there, an altarpiece by Anna Maria von Oer	location
	Chapel of the Assumption	Wittenberger Strasse 88, Striesen	Roman Catholic	1904	Julius Forster	Jehmlich organ , neo-baroque work with echoes of Art Nouveau , remodeling 1969–1970 by Egon Körner	location
	St. Mary's Church	Gottfried-Keller-Strasse 50, Cotta	Roman Catholic	1905-1906	Arnold Güldenpfennig , Heino Otto	Renewal 1970–1971 by Gottfried Zawadski , Jehmlich organ	location
	St. Mark's Church	St. Mark's Square, Pieschen	Evangelical Lutheran	1886-1888	Christian Gottfried Schramm	on the facade four prophet figures by Robert Henze , choir window by Helmar Helas , owl organ	location
	Martin Luther Church	Martin-Luther-Platz 5, Äußere Neustadt	Evangelical Lutheran	1883-1887	Ernst Giese and Paul Weidner	Leaded glass windows by Anton Dietrich and Bruno Carl Urban , the Jehmlich organ with 59 registers is one of the largest organs in Dresden	location
	Matthew Church	Friedrichstrasse 43, Friedrichstadt	Evangelical Lutheran	1728-1730	Matthäus Daniel Pöppelmann	Name consecration 1883, located on the Inner Matthäusfriedhof , founded in 1724/1725, destroyed in 1945, rebuilt 1974–1978	location
	St. Michaelis Church	Quohrener Strasse 18, Bühlau	Evangelical Lutheran	1898-1899	Woldemar Kandler	Jehmlich organ , Erlöserkirche renamed St. Michaeliskirche since 1949, stained glass window by Albrecht Ehnert (1927-2004) since 1980	location
	Nazareth Church	Altseidnitz 12, Seidnitz	Evangelical Lutheran	1951 (renovation)	Wolfgang Rauda , Herbert Burkhardt	Converted barn, named in 1953, shoemaker organ, baptismal font of the church of the Bartholomäushospital , various items from the Ehrlich penal church	location
	Community center in Niedersedlitz	Pastor-Schneider-Strasse 7, Niedersedlitz	Evangelical Lutheran	1982-1983		Interior by Werner Juza , owl organ	location
	Paul Gerhardt Church	Friedhofstrasse 10, Gittersee	Evangelical Lutheran	1897, expanded in 1928	Woldemar Kandler , extension: Gebrüder Fichtner	with church cemetery, Jehmlich organ	location
	St. Paul Church	Bernhardstrasse 42, Südvorstadt	Roman Catholic	1922-1925	Robert Witte	1945 partially destroyed, rebuilt by 1953, Jehmlich organ ; "Parent church" of the Catholic student community	location
	St. Peter's Church	Großenhainer Platz 2, Leipzig suburb	Evangelical Lutheran	1889-1890	Julius Zeissig	neo-Gothic brick building, Jehmlich organ since 1958 , sacristy extension 1906 by Schilling & Graebner , leased to the Trinity congregation in the independent Evangelical Lutheran Church for 75 years in 2001	location
	St. Peter Church	Dohnaer Strasse 53, Strehlen	Roman Catholic	1960-1961	Egon grains	instead of a cross, the relief of the Transfiguration of Christ by Max Lachnit dominates the chancel, stained glass windows by Rudolf Teufel , and Jehmlich organ	location
	Community center of the Protestant Luth. Philippus-Kirchgemeinde Dresden-Gorbitz	Leutewitzer Ring 75, Gorbitz	Evangelical Lutheran	1990-1992	Ulf Zimmermann	Modern church building, naming 1991, red exposed brickwork, Klop organ	location
	Kirchgemeinde- center Prohlis	Georg-Palitzsch-Strasse 2, Prohlis	Evangelical Lutheran	1982	Heiner Göpfert , Eberhard Bauer (tower)	Gallery made of exposed concrete, altar by Klaus Dennhardt , Jehmlich organ ; The exterior of the church has been changed since 2004, the bell tower consecrated in 2006	location
	reformed Church	Brühlscher Garten 4, Inner Old Town	evangelical reformed	1956 (rebuilt)	Heinrich Rettig (reconstruction)	Church hall based on designs by Werner Hößelbach in the Kanonenhof, until 1999 Jehmlich organ in the church hall	location
	Russian Orthodox Church	Fritz-Löffler-Strasse 19, Südvorstadt	Russian Orthodox	1872-1874	Design: Harald Julius von Bosse , execution: Karl Weißbach	official name "Russian Orthodox Church of St. Simeon of the Wonderful Mountain"	location
	Lockwitz Castle Church	Altlockwitz 2, Lockwitz	Evangelical Lutheran	probably 13th century, baroque reconstruction in 1699–1703		Church building connected to Lockwitz Castle, Jehmlich organ	location
	Schönborn Church	Seifersdorfer Strasse 5, Schönborn	Evangelical Lutheran	1664		rebuilt after destruction from 1653 to 1664, Rühle organ , Luther painting by Georg Gelbke	location
	Schönfeld Church	Borsbergstrasse 6, Schönfeld	Evangelical Lutheran	13th Century		Altar by Christoph Abraham Walther , Jahn organ, valuable graves in the church	location
	Stephanuskirche	Meusslitzer Strasse 113, Kleinzschachwitz	Evangelical Lutheran	1880 (consecration)		emerged from the gym of the local school, owned by the community since 1899, name consecration in 1947, wooden cross by Hermann Glöckner , stained glass window by Helmar Helas , Jehmlich organ	location
	New Synagogue Dresden	Hasenberg 1, Inner Old Town	Jewish	1996-2002	Wandel, Hoefer and Lorch + Hirsch	Building in 2002 honored as European Building of the Year, Star of David from the old Semper Synagogue	location
	Templar House	Pillnitzer Landstrasse 63, Loschwitz	Templar	19th century		Building since 1997 convent of the Knights Templar	location
	Thomas Church	Bodenbacher Strasse 24, Gruna	Evangelical Lutheran	1891-1892	Christian Gottfried Schramm	Named in 1908, the first church in Dresden to be destroyed in the war to be consecrated again in 1950; Altar window by Helmar Helas , baptismal bowl and basin from Ehrlich penal church , Jehmlich organ	location
	Castle Chapel Ss.Trinitatis	August-Böckstiegel-Strasse, Pillnitz	Roman Catholic	around 1818	Christian Friedrich Schuricht	in the New Palais, painted by Carl Christian Vogel von Vogelstein	location
	Cathedral Ss. Trinity	Schlossplatz , inner old town	Roman Catholic	1739-1755	Gaetano Chiaveri	Cathedral of the Dresden-Meißen diocese , Wettiner crypt with tombs of numerous rulers of the Saxon ruling house Wettin	location
	Unkersdorf Church	Am Schreiberbach, Unkersdorf	Evangelical Lutheran	14th Century		Reconstruction 1586–1613 by Johann George Lorenz , rococo pulpit altar from 1766, organ by Bruno Kircheisen from 1896	location
	Church of Reconciliation	Schandauer Strasse 35, Striesen	Evangelical Lutheran	1905-1909	Gustav Rumpel and Arthur Krutzsch	Group of figures in the inner courtyard of Selmar Werner's church ; artistic interior design by Otto Gussmann , crucifix and altar sculpture by Georg Wrba , Jahn organ	location
	Weinbergkirche	Bergweg 3, Pillnitz	Evangelical Lutheran	1723-1725	Matthäus Daniel Pöppelmann	Portal with Polish-Saxon coat of arms by Johann Benjamin Thomae , altar by Johann Georg Kretzschmar , Jehmlich organ from 1891	location
	Vineyard Church	Albert-Hensel-Strasse 3, Trachenberge	Evangelical Lutheran	1958 (consecration)	Hermann Ullrich	New building for the church that burned down in 1946, windows are higher than 6 meters, Jehmlich organ , sundial designed and donated by Hans-Ullrich Sandig	location
	White Deer Church	Stangestrasse 1, Weißer Hirsch	Evangelical Lutheran	1889 (consecration)	Ferdinand Richard Schaeffer	Wooden church modeled on the Wang stave church, Jehmlich organ	location
	Zion Church	Augsburger Strasse 59, Striesen	Evangelical Methodist	1950	Karl August Alicke	in the entrance area The new Jerusalem by Werner Juza , Jehmlich organ	location
	New Zion Church	Bayreuther Strasse 28, Südvorstadt	Evangelical Lutheran	1981-1982		was created under the direction of a Swedish site manager with the help of students from the TU Dresden; Sauer organ , crucifix from the 15th century on permanent loan from the State Office for Monument Preservation; "Parent church" of the Protestant student community	location

Church ruins and rededicated sacred buildings

Illustration	Surname	Street, district	Denomination	construction time	architect	particularities	location
	Cossebaude old chapel	Talstrasse 7a, Cossebaude				probably originated in the 13th century, part of a Vorwerk first mentioned in 1263; residential building since 1921	location
	Old church	Leuben	Evangelical Lutheran	around 1512		Church demolished in 1901 except for the tower	location
	Gorbitz Chapel	Uthmannstrasse 26, Gorbitz	Evangelical Lutheran	1878-1879		originally the chapel of the Diakonenbildungsanstalt, lead glass window by Karl Schulz, Jehmlich organ ; preserved, but no longer used as a chapel	location
	Chapel in the Friedrichstadt hospital	Friedrichstadt		around 1895		in the central building of the Palais Brühl-Marcolini ; preserved, but no longer used as a chapel	location
	Kreuzkapelle Übigau	Rethelstrasse 43, Übigau	Evangelical Lutheran	1956 (consecration)		From 1956 to 1999 the temple of the Übigau Christians, today a residential building	location
	Castle chapel	Dresden Residence , old town	evangelical	1551 / 1853-1737	Melchior consolation	Destroyed in 1945, the shell of the building restored, today used as a venue	location
	St. Michael Chapel	Friedrichstrasse 48, Friedrichstadt	Roman Catholic	1748		Chapel of the Catholic Sickness Center in Friedrichstadt, destroyed in 1945, rebuilt in 1992, today used as a retirement and nursing home St. Michael	location
	St. Pauli Church	Königsbrücker Platz, Leipzig suburb	evangelical	1889-1891	Christian Schramm	Burned out in 1945, the ruin is now used as a summer theater	location
	Silver chapel	Kleine Brüdergasse, Inner Old Town	Roman Catholic	1756-1763	Julius Heinrich Schwarze , François de Cuvilliés	Burned out in 1945, restored as a conference room in the Taschenbergpalais	location
	Johannstadt synagogue	Fiedlerstrasse, Johannstadt	Jewish	1866	Ernst Giese	from 1950 to 2001 synagogue of the Jewish community in Dresden, before and since then the death hall of the Jewish cemetery on Fiedlerstrasse	location
	Trinity Church	Fiedlerstrasse 2, Johannstadt	evangelical	1891-1894	Karl Barth	Burned out in 1945, the ruin is now the venue	location
	Zion Church	Nürnberger Strasse / Hohe Strasse, Südvorstadt	evangelical	1908-1912	Schilling & Graebner	1945 burned out ruin than today lapidary used	location

Destroyed churches and sacred buildings

Illustration	Surname	Street, district	Denomination	construction time	architect	particularities	location
	Institution church Johannstadt hospital	Fetscherstrasse, Johannstadt		1898-1901	Edmund Roaster	Burned out in 1945, removed in 1950	location
	American Church (Johanneskirche)	Fritz-Löffler-Strasse, Südvorstadt	Protestant ( Episcopal Church of the United States of America )	1868-1869	Friedrich Wilhelm Dögel	Burned out in 1945, blown up in 1959	location
	Anglican Church (All Saints Church)	Wiener Straße / Beuststraße, Seevorstadt-Ost / Großer Garten	Anglican	1868-1869	August Pieper , James Piers St. Aubyn	Church in the Early English style , burnt out in 1945, then demolished	location
	St. Bartholomew Church	Freiberger Platz, Wilsdruffer suburb	evangelical	13th or 14th century		Canceled in 1838/1839
	Ehrlichsche Stiftskirche	Straßburger Platz / Güntzstraße, Pirnaische Vorstadt	evangelical	1904-1907	Karl Emil Scherz	Burned out in 1945, removed in 1951	location
	Church of the Redeemer	Paul-Gerhardt-Strasse / Wittenberger Strasse, Striesen	evangelical	1878-1880	Gotthilf Ludwig Möckel	neo-Gothic church; Burned out in 1945, removed in 1961/1962	location
	old Evangelical Reformed Church	Kreuzgasse, inner old town	evangelical	1764-1767	Samuel Locke	Replaced by a new building from 1892–1894, demolished in 1907, the property overbuilt by the New Town Hall	location
	Evangelical Reformed Church	Dr.-Külz-Ring, Inner Old Town	evangelical	1894	Harald Julius von Bosse	Burned out in 1945, torn down in 1954	location
	St. Francis Xaverius	Jorge-Gomondai-Platz, Inner New Town	Catholic	1852-1853	Ludwig Theodor Choulant	Burned out in 1945, torn down in 1957	location
	Jakobikirche	Wettiner Platz , Wilsdruffer suburb	evangelical	1898-1901	Jürgen Kroeger	Church in neo-Romanesque style, model was the Rhenish high Romanesque, burned out in 1945, blown up in 1953	location
	Johanneskirche	Güntz- / Pillnitzer Straße, Pirnaische Vorstadt	evangelical	1874-1878	Gotthilf Ludwig Möckel	neo-Gothic church, models were the cathedral of Laon and the Naumburg cathedral ; Burned out in 1945, nave blown up in 1951, tower blown up on April 8, 1954	location
	Johanniskirche	Lingnerallee, Pirnaische Vorstadt	evangelical	16th century; 1789-1795	Christian Heinrich Eigenwillig (new building)	Wooden church demolished in 1784, new late baroque building in Pirna sandstone, demolished in 1861	location
	Scottish Church	Bernhardstrasse 2, Südvorstadt	evangelical	1884		Villa, burned out in 1945, demolished in 1954	location
	Sophienkirche	Postplatz , inner old town	evangelical	1265-1875; Reconstruction 1864–1868	Christian Friedrich Arnold	Hall church with neo-Gothic double tower front burned out in 1945, demolished in 1962	location
	Old synagogue	Zeughausstrasse, inner old town	Jewish	1840	Gottfried Semper	during the November pogroms 9./10. Burned out in November 1938, blown up in 1938	location
	Mendel Schie's private synagogue	Webergasse 2, corner of Altmarkt , Innere Altstadt	Jewish	1500; 1790	Christian Traugott Weinlig	Arnoldisches Haus , destroyed in 1945	location
	Jüdenhof parish hall	Jüdenhof am Neumarkt, inner old town	Jewish	1268-1411		Confiscated in 1411, converted into a brewery, demolished for the electoral stable	location
	Orphanage Church	Georgplatz , Pirnaische Vorstadt	evangelical	1710-1713; 1777-1780	George Bähr ; Christian Heinrich Eigenwillig (new building)	Church of the orphanage at Jüdenteich , destroyed in 1760, new building demolished in the 1890s	location

See also

• List of church buildings in the dean's office in Dresden
• Religions in Dresden
• List of cemeteries in Dresden
• Synagogues in Dresden

literature

• Office for culture and monument protection Dresden (ed.): Lost churches. Dresden's destroyed churches. Documentation since 1938. 3., alter. Edition, Dresden 2018. ( Available online as PDF, 6.4 MB)
• Jürgen Helfricht : Dresden and its churches. Evangelische Verlagsanstalt, Leipzig 2005, ISBN 3-374-02261-8 .
• Gerhard Schmidt: Dresden & its churches. Evangelical Publishing House, Dresden 1978.
• Ursula Wicklein: Dresden and its churches. St. Benno Verlag, Leipzig 1992, ISBN 3-7462-1031-3 .

Web links

Commons : Sacred buildings in Dresden  - collection of images, videos and audio files

• kirchensprengung.de