St. Jobst's Church was built in 1803 from half-timbering, the south and west walls were rebuilt in brick in 1863. To the west is a wooden bell tower from the early 17th century, transferred from the old church on Westerweg in 1803.
In the church there is still a cross from the old church on Westerweg. The old church was moved from Westerweg to the village street at that time, as the center of the village had changed.
The name of the church goes back to Jodokus, the son of a Breton king who lived and worked in the 7th century.
In the church there is still a cross from the old church on Westerweg. The old church was moved from Westerweg to the village street at that time, as the center of the village had changed.
The name of the church goes back to Jodokus, the son of a Breton king who lived and worked in the 7th century.
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The church is open during service times.
Please refer to the local press or the website www.kk-ch.de for service times.
Please refer to the local press or the website www.kk-ch.de for service times.
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