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The House of One. Three Religions under one roof

Berlin is soon to become home to something truly unique. Jews, Christians, and Muslims are planning to build a house of worship here – one that brings a synagogue, a church, and a mosque together under one roof. The three separate sections will be linked by a communal room in the center of the building. This will serve as a meeting place, where worshippers and members of the public can come together and learn more about the religions and each other.

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The Initiators

The House of One is the product of a grassroots group of three religious communities. The initial idea came from a protestant church community which then joined forces with a Jewish community - with a rabbinical seminary - and a Muslim initiative for dialogue.

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The Architecture

The House of One is a contemporary expression of religious life and as such must be expressed in an equally modern architectural language. Learn more about the design of the Berlin based architects Kuehn Malvezzi.

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Your House of One messages

Brandon and Lisa Hale-Gilvin, United States

We so appreciated our visit to House of One and meeting with Frifthjof! We are so excited to see construction begin and return once it is complete!
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Gerrit Popkes, Germany

Es ist eine alte Tradition, einen Adventskalender mit 24 Türchen aufzuhängen. Im Jahr 2022 habe ich meinen persönlichen House of One-Steine-Kalender entdeckt: Jeden Tag einen neuen Stein. Bitte öffnet weitere Türen für den Frieden!
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Daniel Doubleday, Germany

I believe that to achieve peace- and respectful coexistence of all religions has been and still is one of the most important challenges of our times. And if this project can help it's worth every brick we can afford.
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The location

The history of Berlin is filled with great successes, new beginnings, sudden endings, and immeasurable guilt. Its Jews were emancipated around 1800, and then destroyed between 1933 and 1945. The Berlin Wall became the symbol of a divided world when it was built in 1961, and was then transformed into an enduring image of peace as it fell in 1989. The House of One on Petriplatz, the medieval birthplace of Berlin, aims to add a new and hopeful chapter to the diverse history of this city.

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Support the House of One with a stone for 10 EUR and become part of something very special. If you want, you can of course donate more than a stone.

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Become a partner

We invite all initiatives that are dedicated to dialogue, to a to be partners. Get in touch with us and get to know our partners initiatives.

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