"centers in New Ehrenfeld find a piece of Westphalia" so begins the description of St. Ann's Church in the book
churches in Cologne. The tower of the 1907-1908 built to plans by Adolf Nöcker Romanesque basilica to that of the Paderborn cathedral had to have a model.
This was obtained as a single component, while the nave after the war's destruction by Dominic and Gottfried Böhm newly rebuilt and completed in 1956.
They shot the worship area by 180 ° so that the visitor enters the church now by the side of the former presbytery. Although I personally would have preferred romanesque - precisely because so little is preserved in its original condition it - it is still new St. Anna is an impressive piece of modern religious architecture. Because the rear south-east wall completely glass, is impressed particularly with the church spätmorgendlichem sunshine.
The organ is recycled, and was previously in the evg. Church in Halle / Westfalen (a piece of Westphalia in Cologne).
Until the Second World War the tower hung a most impressive four-part bells from the foundry Otto Hemelingen (now the city of Bremen). At the moment the tower with three bells is fairly small right understaffed. A look through the empty belfry Talking books. However, an initiative will now provide a remedy, and earn at least for another big bell donations. For more information and to contact the
side of the parish (belonging to St. Peter).
"centers in New Ehrenfeld find a piece of Westphalia" so begins the description of St. Ann's Church in the book churches in Cologne. The tower of the 1907-1908 built to plans by Adolf Nöcker Romanesque basilica to that of the Paderborn cathedral had to have a model. 
This was obtained as a single component, while the nave after the war's destruction by Dominic and Gottfried Böhm newly rebuilt and completed in 1956. 
They shot the worship area by 180 ° so that the visitor enters the church now by the side of the former presbytery. Although I personally would have preferred romanesque - precisely because so little is preserved in its original condition it - it is still new St. Anna is an impressive piece of modern religious architecture. Because the rear south-east wall completely glass, is impressed particularly with the church spätmorgendlichem sunshine. 
The organ is recycled, and was previously in the evg. Church in Halle / Westfalen (a piece of Westphalia in Cologne). 
Until the Second World War the tower hung a most impressive four-part bells from the foundry Otto Hemelingen (now the city of Bremen). At the moment the tower with three bells is fairly small right understaffed. A look through the empty belfry Talking books. However, an initiative will now provide a remedy, and earn at least for another big bell donations. For more information and to contact the side of the parish (belonging to St. Peter). 
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