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The chapel belongs to the Holy Spirit Hospital, founded around 1336, which was located directly outside Angermünde's former city walls and was completely destroyed during the Thirty Years' War. In 1698, the chapel was transferred to the French Reformed congregation of Angermünde, subsequently repaired, and a half-timbered tower was added. This was rebuilt in 1775. Source: https://www.uckermark-region.de/angermuende/angermuende-kirchen.htm

The chapel belongs to the Holy Spirit Hospital, founded around 1336, which was located directly outside Angermünde's former city walls and was completely destroyed during the Thirty Years' War. In 1698, the chapel was transferred to the French Reformed congregation of Angermünde, subsequently repaired, and a half-timbered tower was added. This was rebuilt in 1775. Source: https://www.uckermark-region.de/angermuende/angermuende-kirchen.htm

Here stand or sit the sculptures of the Germanic goddesses of fate. The three, named Urd (past), Verdandi (present), and Skuld (future), are known as the Fates of Norse mythology. Very beautiful works that demand close admiration.

This refers to the Althüttendorf traveling church. It was built in 1810. It was renovated in 2024, primarily to dry out the damp walls. The beautiful, bright church houses the prayer room and the parish hall. The bell tower contains two bells dating from 1921.

Here stand or sit the sculptures of the Germanic goddesses of fate. The three, named Urd (past), Verdandi (present), and Skuld (future), are known as the Fates of Norse mythology. Very beautiful works that demand close admiration.

Here stand or sit the sculptures of the Germanic goddesses of fate. The three, named Urd (past), Verdandi (present), and Skuld (future), are known as the Fates of Norse mythology. These are truly beautiful works that demand close admiration.

This church was built until 1810. It was renovated in 2024, primarily to dry out the damp walls. The beautiful, bright church houses the prayer room and the parish hall. The bell tower contains two bells dating from 1921.

This refers to the Althüttendorf traveling church. It was built in 1810. It was renovated in 2024, primarily to dry out the damp walls. The beautiful, bright church houses the prayer room and the parish hall. The bell tower contains two bells dating from 1921.