Stavenow Village Church

Baroque building from the early 18th century, rebuilt by F. A. Stüler in 1852, octagonal west tower with slated top in the neo-renaissance style. The crypt extension and coat of arms of the von Kleist family were repaired in 2010, two stone sarcophagi were restored in 2015. In the apse there is a colored lead glass window "Resurrection" from 1906 from the workshop of Ferdinand Müller from Quedlinburg.

on the old map there is still a ruin of the patronage church, now the church has been renovated

The building with a retracted, square choir in mixed masonry from 1726. The octagonal west tower, presumably after reconstruction by Friedrich August Stüler in 1852 with a slate top in the neo-renaissance style.Blocked in 1980 due to dilapidation, the planned demolition in 1982 not carried out, security since 1993. Acceptance of the spire damaged by storm in 2000, emergency roof 2001. The ship's roof structure from 1900 total loss, reconstruction in 2013. The crypt annex of the von Kleist family repaired in 2010, two sandstone sarcophagi restored in 2015.In the apse, colored stained glass window made by Ferdinand Müller from Quedlinburg in 1906, seized in 1972, restored in 2008 and reinstalled. The coat of arms of the von Kleist family repaired in 2010.
The church in Stavenow is open every day around the clock.kirchenkreis-prignitz.de/stavenow.html