Evangelical Reformed Church Brandlecht

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The Brandlecht Protestant Church emerged from a medieval country church. Originally from the 15th century.

In the Middle Ages, the village was separated from the Nordhorn parish and became a church village itself. The first church, a daughter church of Nordhorn, was under the patronage of Saint Christopher. Perhaps a wooden church building was initially built, but the current building, the Evangelical Reformed Church, dates from around 1450 and is typical of the area: a nave built on a hill on the left bank of the Vechte in simple Gothic style from Bentheim sandstone with a defensive-looking west tower, which dates from 1505 according to an inscription. Info stolen from:
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Evangelical Church in Brandlecht.