Venues that host communities

The community hall of the Evangelical Trinitatis Church in Schleiden, where guests are invited for a reception following the church service.

A 225-year-old church that hosts community groups, including a project choir for special services and celebrations.

The Schleiden Castle, which previously served as a venue for church services held in a hall before the construction of the current church.

A church in Gemünd that historically accommodated Evangelical groups from Schleiden and the upper valley, though it is now too large for the Gemünd community alone.

A monastery that was involved in historical efforts to secure church building permissions for the Evangelical community.

Private houses in Gemünd that were used as temporary locations for Evangelical services before the construction of the Gemünder Kirche.

The community-owned cemetery grounds in Schleiden, where the foundation stone for the new church was laid in 1786.

A residential house in Dreiborner Straße provided by the Stiftung Evangelisches Altenheim Gemünd (EvA) as a venue for the new Seniorencafé, offering a space for community groups to meet regularly.

A community café combining the former Seniorenclub of the Catholic and Evangelical churches with a Spielecafé, offering social activities, music, and games for seniors in a confessional-free atmosphere.