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The Catholic parish office located at Friedhofstrasse 13, 01983 Grossräschen, serves as a meeting point for various community groups including the parish council, religious instruction, and the ecumenical choir.

A Baptist church community in Großräschen that hosts regular Sunday services and welcomes community groups interested in religious activities.

Großräschen Freienhufener Str. 22, 01983 Großräschen

A Protestant church in Großräschen offering Sunday services and serving as a gathering place for the local religious community.

Großräschen Kirchallee 14, 01983 Großräschen

A Catholic parish in Großräschen with regular Sunday and weekday services, providing a venue for religious community gatherings.

Großräschen Friedhofstraße 13, 01983 Großräschen

A Lutheran community center in Großräschen hosting Sunday services and serving as a meeting place for local religious groups.

Großräschen August-Bebel-Str. 21, 01983 Großräschen

A historic church from 1873 that hosts ecumenical services and community events, contributing to the social life of Großräschen.

A community hall built in 1992 serving as a meeting place for the Evangelical Church community in Großräschen.

A historic church from 1767 that hosts traditional ecumenical services and community gatherings.

A youth meeting place operated by the Evangelical Church community, fostering social engagement among young people.

A historic church dating back to the 13th century, serving as a central place for worship and community life.

A church from 1768 with a tower rebuilt in 1914, hosting religious services and community activities.

A church from 1878 that serves as a venue for religious services and community gatherings in Saalhausen.

A church from 1868 used for religious services and community events within the Evangelical Church community.

A church from 1913 featuring artistic elements like stained glass and an organ, hosting religious and community events.

A venue used for the harvest festival (Erntefest) organized by the church communities, celebrating local traditions.