In 1856 the Deutsche Evangelische Gemeinde was founded in The Hague. The German Evangelical Church is a neo-Gothic church building from the years 1860-1861 and is located in the center of The Hague. The German church was designed by H. Wentzel from Berlin on behalf of the German Evangelical Congregation. The building was restored in 2002 and in the past Queen Emma attended the German Church and its services.
The German Protestant Congregation is an active faith community where connection and fellowship are at the heart of everything it does. In addition to the Sunday worship services, the congregation organizes a wide range of activities throughout the year. These include markets, choir rehearsals, singing workshops, and other gatherings for people of all ages. In this way, the congregation provides not only a place for faith and reflection, but also opportunities to enjoy music, culture, and meaningful social interaction.
