Previously, a church by the architect Carl Kühn built between 1913 and 1918 stood on this site. After its destruction during the Second World War, only a ruin remained. In 1958, the architects Hermann Fehling, Daniel Gogel and Peter Pfankuch integrated it into a new church in modernist style. The existing church hall was modernized and supplemented with new buildings. These include a baptistery, a kindergarten, the parish administration and an entrance hall. A new organ loft was added inside the church hall.

A new closed street front covered with coarse sprayed plaster replaces the demolished double tower façade. In its design, a kink has been incorporated as a design feature, which was already present in the church building by Kühn. The new church tower is located next to the nave.

In use. Heritage protected since 1995 (last updated on May 7, 2024).