The Catholic Church of Christ's Resurrection in Cologne-Lindenthal serves as a welcoming space for spiritual counseling and community gatherings, particularly supporting LGBTQ+ individuals seeking inclusive guidance. Designed by architect Gottfried Böhm, its sculptural form creates a distinctive atmosphere of warmth and openness, where light and structure blend to inspire reflection and peace.
Offerings include regular worship services, counseling sessions, and groups focused on personal and spiritual growth. Highlights feature an affirming stance toward diverse life paths, along with events promoting dialogue and acceptance. Visitors find a safe environment for discussions on faith, identity, and life challenges. The church champions inclusion through collaborations with LGBTQ+ associations, providing a hub of hope and connection in everyday Cologne life.
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Alter Wartesaal
Tuesday: 09:00 - 18:00
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Saturday: 10:00 - 16:00
Sunday: 09:00 - 19:00
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