Christianity is the largest religion in Germany with 59,981,000 (73.14%) per end of 2006 adherents. The second largest religion is Islam with 3.3 million adherents (4%) followed by Buddhism and Judaism.
Christian
The city of Berlin is rich in the number and in the kind of churches it has to offer for Christians from other countries.
Christian Churches:
Gateway International Church
Gospel Believers Center
Intl. Triumphant Church of Christ
International Baptist Church
Open Door Mission Church e.V.
Oromo Christian Fellowship
Protestant Faith Fellowship (PFF)- Pentecostal Church of Berlin
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Buddhist
Not only Tibetan Buddhism is represented here, but also Sri Lankan, Vietnamese, Japanese, Chinese and Korean - with more or less westernised traditions, or actual Korean or Chinese Buddhist communities. All centres offer meditation sessions and talks, some also organise courses, weekend courses, and retreats.
Buddhist centres:
Buddhistisches Tor Berlin
Buddhistisches Zentrum Berlin
Das Buddhistische Haus
Dharmakaya, Schloss Sommerswalde
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Islamic
It is a little known fact that Berlin had a small islamic community, with its own mosque before the First World War. Currently the islamic population of the city numbers some 200,000. A list of the location of 34 Berlin mosques is available from the Zentralrat der Muslime .
Jewish
Berlin was once one of the great Jewish cities of the world. The Jewish Community organization maintains five synagogues, most of them renovated buildings dating from before the 1930s.
Synagogues:
Pestalozzistrasse
Joachimstaler Strasse
Fraenkelufer
Herbartstrasse
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Christian
The city of Berlin is rich in the number and in the kind of churches it has to offer for Christians from other countries.
Christian Churches:
Gateway International Church
Gospel Believers Center
Intl. Triumphant Church of Christ
International Baptist Church
Open Door Mission Church e.V.
Oromo Christian Fellowship
Protestant Faith Fellowship (PFF)- Pentecostal Church of Berlin
…
Buddhist
Not only Tibetan Buddhism is represented here, but also Sri Lankan, Vietnamese, Japanese, Chinese and Korean - with more or less westernised traditions, or actual Korean or Chinese Buddhist communities. All centres offer meditation sessions and talks, some also organise courses, weekend courses, and retreats.
Buddhist centres:
Buddhistisches Tor Berlin
Buddhistisches Zentrum Berlin
Das Buddhistische Haus
Dharmakaya, Schloss Sommerswalde
...
Islamic
It is a little known fact that Berlin had a small islamic community, with its own mosque before the First World War. Currently the islamic population of the city numbers some 200,000. A list of the location of 34 Berlin mosques is available from the Zentralrat der Muslime .
Jewish
Berlin was once one of the great Jewish cities of the world. The Jewish Community organization maintains five synagogues, most of them renovated buildings dating from before the 1930s.
Synagogues:
Pestalozzistrasse
Joachimstaler Strasse
Fraenkelufer
Herbartstrasse
...
