• In the heart of Berlin, a new sacred building is coming up with the aim of bringing                      Christians, Jews and Muslims to a single place of worship. The foundation stone will be laid on May 27 by people of these faiths.

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• Called the House of One or, colloquially, Churmosquagogue, it incorporates a church, a mosque and a synagogue.
• A meeting space at the center of the building will be open to people of other faiths and world views as well as the secular urban society.
• The House of One is coming up on the site of the old St Peter’s Church, which was damaged in World War II and     completely demolished by the government of East  Germany in 1964.
• The people who come here will remain true to their own religion, continue to draw from its power, and engage in peaceable dialogue with one another and with members of the city’s secular population.
• The original idea came from the Protestant church community, St. Petri-St. Marien, which then joined forces with the Jewish community of Berlin, the rabbinical        seminary Abraham-Geiger-Kolleg and the Muslim initiative for dialogue Forum Dialog e.V.
• The Churmosquagogue has been 10 years in the planning and construction is estimated to take four years.
• A campaign was launched around Christmas last year to raise the remaining funds.
• In 2012, a competition was launched for architects from around the world to design the one-of-a-kind building, something that no one had ever attempted before.