the Bach organ in 1990, implementing a design of Johann Sebastian Bach. The organ is located on the gallery balustrade and forms a compositional unit with the Sauer organ. Church Bells The church bells consist of five different bells. The largest weighs approximately 6,400 kg. The first four bells were cast in 1905 by the Andreas Hamm bell foundry in Frankenthal. In the 1920s, the Zwingli bell ('Zwingliglocke') was transferred from the neighboring village, Kirdorf, to serve as hour bell. Bells 1, 3 and 4 survived the First and Second World War. Although the second bell, the Landgraf bell ('Landgrafenglocke'), survived the First World War, it was damaged during the Second World War. From the shards of the second bell a new bell was cast by the Schilling bell foundry. Notes and references External links Erlöserkirche Bad Homburg (official church website) Bad Homburg Church buildings with domes Churches completed in 1908 20th-century Protestant churches Redeemer 1908 establishments in Germany Protestant churches in Hesse