This Lutheran church in Helsinki is run by the Lutheran Evangelical Association of Finland (Sley), and its community describes itself as open and prayerful, a home for city dwellers. From 1995 to 2014 the building housed restaurants and nightclubs, including Café Barock, Highlight, DOM Helsinki and Saint Helsinki, before Sley returned it to church use.
Sunday mass is also livestreamed on YouTube, and coffee is served afterwards. There is Sunday school for pre-school children and a Bible club for schoolchildren, plus other weekly activities. Most activities are in Finnish, with an English section and a separate international website. The car park, entrance and toilet are wheelchair accessible.
