New shine for the Christuskirche: Utting celebrates the laying of the foundation stone!
New shine for the Christuskirche: Utting celebrates the laying of the foundation stone!
The new Christuskirche is built in Utting after the almost 100 -year -old church was completely burned down in a devastating fire on August 25, 2021. Despite this tragedy, the municipality under the direction of Pastor Jochen and Alexandra Eberhardt quickly advanced the planning for reconstruction. The shell is now underway, and the first service in the new building has already been celebrated with almost 300 guests. This happened just two days after the topping -out ceremony and shows the optimistic progress of the project. As Süddeutsche.de , the new church is cut to the needs of the community, including improved acoustic and more flexible design options to align different events.reconstruction with a modern concept
The laying of the foundation stone, which took place as part of an open -air service, included concreting a time capsule with memorial to the old church, such as blueprints and an image to protect history. The new Christuskirche is said to be completed by the end of 2025. According to Br.de , the church is not only built from wood, but also with a higher energetic standard compared to the predecessor, in order to be more sustainable. The architectural concept also provides for a mobile altar and dispenses with fixed pews to enable flexible use of the room.
The pastor emphasizes that the community wants to create a church that serves as a meeting point for people and is not seen as a prestige object. The woody construction is intended to increase safety at the same time; The material used is designed in such a way that in the event of a fire it is not up to flames, but only charred. Over 700,000 euros in donations have already been collected to cover the construction sum of a total of 2.65 million euros, while the municipality continues to actively advertise support.
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