The church dates from 1863 and is a simple rubble stone building with a rectangular base running east to west. Access to the east leads through a park-like forecourt. The path is lined with a few linden trees that accommodate the community every summer for the "Kirchgartenfest - Unter den Linden". The slate-covered gable roof has small dormer windows on each side. The side walls are each adorned with four stained glass windows that extend over two floors. A few steps lead to the inside of the church. In the center is the magnificent organ from 1896. Stairs lead up to the gallery on the sides. There are ten pews on each side of the nave, on which the congregation sits every Sunday for the service. An altar made of sandstone and a chalice-shaped pulpit adorn the chancel. Viewing: Service times: currently on the website
