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St. James' Church Brunsbüttel

St. James' Church Brunsbüttel

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St. James' Church Brunsbüttel

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Location: Brunsbüttel, Dithmarschen, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany

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3. St. James' Church Brunsbüttel – Beckmanns Strandhalle loop from Brunsbüttel

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Danny & Kalle

April 10, 2018

Originally consecrated in 1679, this church was struck by lightning during a church service in 1719 and burned down to the outer walls, including the inventory. It was not rebuilt until 1723-24.
Source (kirche-brunsbuettel.org/unsere-gemeinde/unsere-kirchen/jakobuskirche/)

360º representation of the church to look at:
kirchenschaetze.de/jakobus-kirche-brunsbuttel

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JR56

January 18, 2021

The Jakobuskirche
The church, originally consecrated here in 1679, was struck by lightning during a service in 1719 and burned down to the outer walls, including the inventory. It was not rebuilt until 1723-24. The carved altar in the cartilage baroque style was originally commissioned for the Glückstadt Castle Church, but when it was demolished due to dilapidation, the Danish King Frederick IV donated this altar for the newly built St. James Church. It contains eleven medallion-like image fields, including scenes from the life of Jesus, which are arranged around the main relief with the crucifixion.
The "royal box" that the grateful Brunsbüttel residents dedicated to their sovereign Frederick IV is also unique, even if he never came to Brunsbüttel during his reign the baptismal font and the baptismal lid with John the Baptist are works of the late baroque.
The buoy epitaph, which was donated around 1590 in memory of the Brunsbüttel pastor Boethius Boie and his son Klaus, who was the first known parish bailiff in Brunsbüttel, still comes from the previous church.

kirche-brunsbuettel.org/unsere-gemeinde/unsere-kirchen/jakobuskirche

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Niels-Uwe 🚶🐦☮

October 28, 2020

A must for every hike. James Church already says it

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St. James' Church Brunsbüttel

1. St. James' Church Brunsbüttel – Mole 4 Lighthouse loop from Brunsbüttel

2. St. James' Church Brunsbüttel – Beckmanns Strandhalle loop from Brunsbüttel

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