page_title: Nordstadt (Karlsruhe)
section_title: Religious Life
hierarchical_section_title: Nordstadt (Karlsruhe) / Religious Life
caption_attribution_description: Synagogue Karlsruhe Deutsch: Die 1971 eingeweihte Synagoge Karlsruhe hat den Grundriss eines Davidsterns. English: The synagogue, dedicated in 1971, has the outline of a Star of David.
context_page_description: With its approximately 9,600 inhabitants the Nordstadt is the youngest of the 27 boroughs of Karlsruhe. It was founded on 1 January 1996.
context_section_description: The catholic Herz-Jesu-Church, originally founded in 1924 as a temporary structure, is located south of the Hardtwaldsiedlung housing cooperative.
  The Synagogue of Karlsruhe, newly constructed in 1971, is situated in Nordstadt.
  The former North Chapel of Paul Revere Village was home to several congregations. From 1996-2011, operated jointly by the Protestant and Catholic Church, the building was used as the Maria Magdalena Ecumenical Community Centre (Ökumenische Gemeindezentrum Maria Magdalena) and also home to the pentecostal All Christian Believers Fellowship. Since 2012 the building is owned by the Serbian Orthodox Church (Hram Svete Petke - Congregation).
caption: Aerial image Karlsruhe Synagogue
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