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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 300-year-old Baroque church is worth seeing. Parts of the Romanesque predecessor can still be found there. The late Gothic carved altar from the early 16th century with its wooden figures is noteworthy. https://www.zeitz.de/Leben/Ortschaften/index.php?object=tx,3429.1.1&ModID=9&FID=3429.341.1&NavID=3429.275&La=1

Milk Bench Fountain, created by Christian Späte in 2004 A brown bench with silver milk cans stands in the middle of the newly designed market in Kayna. If you look closely, you can even see the numerous punctures made by woodworms. Passersby shake their heads in disbelief. "Is that real wood? It'll weather!" No, it isn't. And stonemason Christian Späte isn't even bothered if not everyone recognizes at first glance that the replica milk bench, complete with its many cans, is cast in concrete. That's what the artist intended. And that's not all the surprises. The milk bench can do much more. Properly staged as a fountain, water bubbles from four cans through foam jets. "It looks like milk," explains Späte. With the design of his fountain, for which the Kayna resident received approval from the Kayna municipal council, the stonemason fulfilled a childhood dream. The village in the Schnaudertal valley is a land of milk and honey, where milk flows in streams. https://www.mz.de/lokal/zeitz/in-kayna-sprudelt-die-milch-2924691

Location 11 of the Schnaudertal Legend Trail

A nice place to take a break.

The Evangelical Lutheran Church of Lumpzig is located in Lumpzig, a district of the town of Schmölln in the Altenburger Land district of Thuringia. The Lumpzig parish, together with the parishes of Braunshain, Großbraunshain, Hartha and Kleintauscha, belongs to the Mehna-Dobitschen parish in the Altenburger Land church district of the Evangelical Church in Central Germany.