Fahlhorst Village Church

The Fahlhorst village church is a brick building with a tower from 1882.The structure was essentially built from dark red bricks on a pedestal made from reddish brick. Only one of the two bells from the previous church could be preserved as the other was melted down during the First World War. The melted down bell could be replaced by a new one in 1927.Part of the church belongs to private owners, has been converted into a residential building and is inhabited. The rest belongs to the local community, but is regularly used by the Saarmund Evangelical Church Community for church services. The rear part of the church (the former sexton's apartment) has been sold, while the prayer room and a parish office are located in the front part.Source: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dorfkirche_Fahlhorst