Until the 16th century Gilsa had no own church. The village was eingepfarrt in the nearby Bischhausen. Half a century after the Reformation, Wiegand, Werner and Reinhard von and zu Gilsa donated a charter with a church in Gilsa on 30 September 1582. Since then, a member of this family has been in charge of the patron. Already 50 years after production, the first church building in the Thirty Years War - like the whole place - was a robbery of flames. The current church building was erected in 1719 as a rectangular sandstone hall with half-timbered gable.

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1. View of Bad Zwesten – Löwenstein Castle Ruins loop from Gilsa

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2. Prinzessinnengarten Oak – Gilsabachtal loop from Gilsa

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3. Walterbrück Hiking Loop – Old tree in the field loop from Gilsa

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Bridge over the Gilsa, village square, and patronage church in Gilsa

1. View of Bad Zwesten – Löwenstein Castle Ruins loop from Gilsa

2. Prinzessinnengarten Oak – Gilsabachtal loop from Gilsa

3. Walterbrück Hiking Loop – Old tree in the field loop from Gilsa

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