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The church is a late-Gothic field-stone building with a square tower made of brick from the 16th-century.�A rare structural detail are the 1739 added wooden arches. Church tower and nave were originally separated. Two of the three bells were casted in Berlin in 1867. The third and�biggest with a diameter of nearly one metre was probably produced�around 1300. A special feature is the inscription�in mirror writing. Inside the church coat-of-arms of the�Knoblauchs' and Bredows' decorate the church walls.