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The church, a hall church that dominates the village center, was built in 1715. It is in the form of a typical Baroque village church – simple, rectangular, with a square tower at the west end. Inside the church is a three-sided gallery with an organ. The church is dominated by a hall church, which is a prominent feature of the village center.

The current church was completely rebuilt in 1715. The church tower was renovated in 2010. https://www.starkenberg.info/?page_id=1137

The church was built in 1751/52 on the site of a previous building as a rectangular, plastered hall with a slated, tiled tower and lantern. A special feature is its almost completely preserved interior and the rich, coherent painting in blue peasant baroque. Of note are four epitaphs and 13 funeral crowns dating from the period between 1791 and 1811. Zacharias Kresse (1800-1876), a native of the village, became a prominent local poet. https://www.stiftung-kiba.de/kirchen/dorfkirche-dobraschuetz

The signpost is located in Dobraschütz above the church.

Beautiful relic of half-timbered construction, with typical construction style in the Altenburg region.

There was already a small parish church in Tegkwitz in 1254. Some remains of the Romanesque structure from this period can still be seen today, for example in window openings on the north side of the church. The church was dedicated to "Our Lady", i.e. Mary, the mother of Jesus. It became particularly famous for a miraculous image of the Virgin Mary, which made Tegkwitz a popular pilgrimage site for the entire area. As an incentive for pilgrims, the church received a papal indulgence in 1469, which the then Bishop of Naumburg confirmed in 1471. The bell tower was built after 1484 with the help of the income generated from this. The Gothic-style nave was built between 1518 and 1521. The image of the Virgin Mary, which made Tegkwitz famous, was located on the south side of the church, set into a pillar. The niche intended for it can still be seen today, while nothing is known about the whereabouts of the image. During the GDR era, the church fell into very poor condition. Since 1995, it has been continuously restored thanks to great commitment from the village.

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signpost the Lutherweg goes straight across the main path