# Serbisch-Orthodoxe Kirche

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Serbisch-Orthodoxe Kirche stands in Ulm as an Orthodox place of worship and part of the city’s religious landscape. Its community belongs to the Serbian Orthodox Diocese of Düsseldorf and Germany, alongside Serbian Orthodox communities across Baden-Württemberg. Stuttgart, Karlsruhe and Mannheim are among the other cities where these communities maintain their presence. The church connects religious life with Serbian cultural traditions in Germany.

The diocese was established in 1969 and remains under the jurisdiction of the Serbian Orthodox Patriarchate in Belgrade. Its communities support youth work, choir singing and religious education. Serbian Orthodox history reaches back to the medieval period, when churches helped preserve culture and identity during foreign rule. Byzantine influences, frescoes and religious iconography shape the architectural tradition associated with Orthodox worship. In Ulm, this wider network gives community life a spiritual and cultural setting.

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## Photos

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