Venues that host communities

A historic church in Waldheim built in 1842, featuring light blue, white, and gold interior colors and an organ by Urban Kreuzbach, serving as a place for Sunday services.

A Catholic church in Waldheim consecrated in 1926, originally held in the 'Schützenhaus' due to few believers, later renovated and expanded in 1970 with a small organ.

A Renaissance church located behind the prison walls, originally built around 1500 as a burial chapel, later serving as the church for the Zucht-Armen- und Weisenhaus, known for its acoustic quality.

An Evangelical Lutheran church community led by Pastor Richber, providing religious services and community gathering in Waldheim.

The Evangelical Lutheran parish office in Reinsdorf, serving as an administrative and community hub for the local church congregation.

A church in Meißen that currently houses the organ originally built for the Schlosskirche in Waldheim around 1860.

A historical building in Waldheim where early Catholic services were held before the construction of the St. Paulus church in 1926.