Who remembers their shepherd? At Zum Guten Hirten in Stuttgart-Stammheim, the Good Shepherd is remembered every day. This Roman Catholic church, nestled in Stammheim, serves a congregation within the Diocese of Rottenburg-Stuttgart. Zum Guten Hirten’s story begins in the early 1950s. Resources were scarce, but the spirit of the community was strong. The then-pastor, Wilhelm Haug, rallied the parishioners. Together, they poured their time and energy into building their church. They built Zum Guten Hirten with their own hands, brick by brick, a testament to their faith. This church wasn’t just built; it was raised by a community. Zum Guten Hirten stands as a symbol of their resilience. Later, a kindergarten and community center were added to the church grounds. This project, completed in August 2021, further solidified Zum Guten Hirten’s place as the heart of the community. The church isn’t just a place of worship. It is a living testament to the power of community, a beacon of faith built by the hands of those it serves. The church continues to serve a vibrant community. It stands as a reminder of their shared history, their collective effort, and the enduring spirit of the Good Shepherd.
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