Dorfkirche Kladow, Evangelical village church in Kladow, Germany.
Dorfkirche Kladow is an evangelical church constructed with rectangular hall design using split field stones as its primary material. The tower features a baroque-style roof covered in slate shingles.
Construction took place in 1818, built upon the foundations of a 14th-century predecessor. Major restoration work in 1952 significantly altered the interior arrangement and decoration.
The church serves as the center of village life, hosting regular worship gatherings and community meetings that bring locals together. It remains an active place where people gather for both spiritual practices and social connection.
The church can be reached by phone at (030) 322 944 540 to inquire about service times and visiting conditions. Plan ahead to confirm when services are held and the building is accessible to visitors.
Inside, a classical organ from 1865 crafted by builder Carl Ludwig Gesell still occupies its original place. The church also preserves a golden chalice from the 15th century and a historic bronze baptismal bowl.
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