This protected parish church in Aarhus was built in 1921-1926 in neoclassical style from Faxe limestone. Designed by architects Anton Frederiksen and Kaj Gottlob, it belongs to an urban plan by Charles Ambt and Hack Kampmann, in which Stadion Allé links the building with the stadium. The nave is tall and bright, with black-and-white contrasts and classical Greek and Roman decoration. The parish is described as the largest in Jutland.
High mass is held every Sunday at 10, along with night services with live music, music services, outdoor services, sensory services and children's services. It is used for baptisms, confirmations, weddings, name changes and funerals. There are wheelchair accessible seats, entrance, toilet and parking, plus a hearing loop.
