Peeking out from behind the modern architecture, the Evangelische Hoffnungsgemeinde awaits. The Evangelische Hoffnungsgemeinde Frankfurt am Main is an inviting community. It seeks dialogue across boundaries. Our tour stops here to uncover its mission and impact.
The Evangelische Hoffnungsgemeinde’s area stretches from the Westend. It goes through Gutleut and Bahnhofsviertel. It extends to Hafenstrasse and Europaviertel. People of diverse backgrounds live here. The Evangelische Hoffnungsgemeinde enables encounters across boundaries. It poses questions about church and economy beneath the banking towers. It highlights societal tensions using art and culture. It keeps the poor of the city in sight.
The Evangelische Hoffnungsgemeinde is located at Hafenstrasse 7. You can find the Gemeindebüro here. The Matthäuskirche belongs to the Evangelische Hoffnungsgemeinde. It is located at Friedrich-Ebert-Anlage 33.
Musical evening services take place monthly. You can find all service dates on the homepage. The office is open Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. The hours are from 9 AM to 12 PM. It is also open on Thursday from 2:30 PM to 4:30 PM.
The Evangelische Hoffnungsgemeinde offers services on YouTube. You can order the monthly newsletter.
The Evangelische Hoffnungsgemeinde offers many events. These include services in Matthäuskirche. Services in senior citizen facilities also take place. There are events for children and families. Concerts and a senior café are offered. An ecumenical discussion group meets regularly.
The Evangelische Hoffnungsgemeinde also has a community café. It is called Kaffeestube Gutleut.
The Evangelische Hoffnungsgemeinde embodies community spirit. It opens its doors for various events. It is a welcoming place for everyone in Frankfurt.