Village Church Petersdorf

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Sieversdorfer Straße
15236 Jacobsdorf OT Petersdorf
This provider is located in the region Seenland Oder-Spree

Village Church Petersdorf

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The village church in Petersdorf is a towerless fieldstone building from the second half of the 13th century. There is no evidence of an earlier tower, but a carefully crafted pointed arch portal has been preserved on the west side, which was later bricked up. 
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Village church Petersdorf, Foto: Frank Schütte Village church Petersdorf, Foto: Frank Schütte

Village church Petersdorf, Foto: Frank Schütte Village church Petersdorf, Foto: Frank Schütte

Organ, Foto: Frank Schütte Organ, Foto: Frank Schütte

Altarpiece, Foto: Frank Schütte Altarpiece, Foto: Frank Schütte

Village church Petersdorf, Foto: Frank Schütte
Organ, Foto: Frank Schütte
Altarpiece, Foto: Frank Schütte
Village church Petersdorf, Foto: Frank Schütte
The building ensemble includes a free-standing wooden belfry with two historic bells from the 14th/15th and 16th centuries. The altarpiece, a large-format panel painting, depicts the Last Supper. It was extensively restored in 2022. The date of origin of the painting, based on a graphic model by Maarten van Heemskerck (1548), is thought to be the late Renaissance in the 16th century. Inside the church is a chalice-shaped pulpit from the early 17th century. It depicts Christ and the four evangelists, each with their traditional symbol - 

Matthew (angel), Mark (lion), Luke (bull) and John (eagle).

Opposite the altar is a pneumatic organ from 1907, built by Friedrich Ernst Gustav Heinze from Sorau. It is one of the few surviving instruments by this organ builder in Brandenburg. The organ (Opus 13) has two manuals, pedal, pneumatic cone chests and several couplers. A partial restoration in 1994 by the Scheffler organ workshop made the first manual playable again; however, the overall condition is in great need of renovation. The church belongs to the Oderland-Spree church district of the Evangelical Church of Berlin-Brandenburg-Silesian Upper Lusatia.

The church - a place that invites you to linger in the cool summer heat - is open to visitors during the day. A key can be collected from the Bellach family at Sieversdorfer Str. 12, tel. +49 (0)33608-3609.
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The village church in Petersdorf is a towerless fieldstone building from the second half of the 13th century. There is no evidence of an earlier tower, but a carefully crafted pointed arch portal has been preserved on the west side, which was later bricked up. 
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Village church Petersdorf, Foto: Frank Schütte Village church Petersdorf, Foto: Frank Schütte

Village church Petersdorf, Foto: Frank Schütte Village church Petersdorf, Foto: Frank Schütte

Organ, Foto: Frank Schütte Organ, Foto: Frank Schütte

Altarpiece, Foto: Frank Schütte Altarpiece, Foto: Frank Schütte

Village church Petersdorf, Foto: Frank Schütte
Organ, Foto: Frank Schütte
Altarpiece, Foto: Frank Schütte
Village church Petersdorf, Foto: Frank Schütte
The building ensemble includes a free-standing wooden belfry with two historic bells from the 14th/15th and 16th centuries. The altarpiece, a large-format panel painting, depicts the Last Supper. It was extensively restored in 2022. The date of origin of the painting, based on a graphic model by Maarten van Heemskerck (1548), is thought to be the late Renaissance in the 16th century. Inside the church is a chalice-shaped pulpit from the early 17th century. It depicts Christ and the four evangelists, each with their traditional symbol - 

Matthew (angel), Mark (lion), Luke (bull) and John (eagle).

Opposite the altar is a pneumatic organ from 1907, built by Friedrich Ernst Gustav Heinze from Sorau. It is one of the few surviving instruments by this organ builder in Brandenburg. The organ (Opus 13) has two manuals, pedal, pneumatic cone chests and several couplers. A partial restoration in 1994 by the Scheffler organ workshop made the first manual playable again; however, the overall condition is in great need of renovation. The church belongs to the Oderland-Spree church district of the Evangelical Church of Berlin-Brandenburg-Silesian Upper Lusatia.

The church - a place that invites you to linger in the cool summer heat - is open to visitors during the day. A key can be collected from the Bellach family at Sieversdorfer Str. 12, tel. +49 (0)33608-3609.
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Address

Sieversdorfer Straße
15236 Jacobsdorf OT Petersdorf
This provider is located in the region Seenland Oder-Spree
Village Church Petersdorf

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Sieversdorfer Straße

15236 Jacobsdorf OT Petersdorf

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Tourist information

Tourismusverband Seenland Oder-Spree e.V.

Ulmenstraße 15
15526 Bad Saarow

Tel.: +49 (0) 33631-868100
Fax: +49 (0) 33631-868102

Weather Today, 8. 9.

19 28
scattered clouds
  • Wednesday
    13 19
  • Thursday
    8 20

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