Stützkow Village Church

Presumably, as in the other places in the Uckermark, Stützkow was settled and a church was built in the 13th century. During the Thirty Years' War (1618 - 1648), Stützkow was also severely devastated and the church was destroyed. In 1748 a half-timbered church with an eastern roof tower was built. This suffered severe damage during the Second World War and was demolished in 1986 after increasing structural damage.
In 2000, a support association was founded and construction began on the new "Haus am Strom", which is reminiscent of the old half-timbered church in appearance. The "Haus am Strom", completed in 2001, is used as a community center and a church. The entrance door comes from the old half-timbered church. The chandelier in the hall and the glass door from the anteroom into the hall were once at home in the Palace of the Republic in Berlin.

The church
Church and community center, new building in 2002