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Organ point 12

Organ point 12

Sunday rogate

Sunday rogate

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Virtual Tour

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Events

03 May 2024;
12:00 -
Devotion in English
04 May 2024;
17:00 -
English Ministry
05 May 2024;
10:00 -
Church service with communion
06 May 2024;
18:30 -
Peace prayer
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The altar in the choir, which rises to a height of up to 12 m, is largely made of soft French limestone due to its delicate shapes. On the massive cafeteria block (altar table) with a red-brown marble top there is a carved crucifix (1890 by the Tyrolean wood carver Demetz) and two heavy brass candlesticks. Behind the cafeteria rises the tabernacle-like altarpiece, consisting of three high keel arches richly decorated with Gothic style elements, in which three large limestone figures stand.

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Thesis door

The current double-leaf bronze door, installed in 1858, was donated by the Prussian King Friedrich Wilhelm IV (r. 1840-1861) and built by the conservator of Prussian monuments Ferdinand v. Tassel designed. Friedrich Drake created the small musician figures at the top of the two door wings. Luther's 95 theses in Latin are cast into the door wings in Gothic minuscule script.