Saint Martin Church

The Saint Martin Church features three naves, a 68-meter tower with thick walls, and two organs built by Matthias Kreienbrink with electropneumatic mechanisms.

Founded by Saint Liudger, first Bishop of Münster, around 792, the original wooden structure was replaced by a Romanesque stone building in the 12th century.

The church maintains its 1680 baptismal font within the Romanesque ground floor of the tower, preserving this essential element of religious ceremonies.

The parish office of Saint Martin Church manages inquiries, schedules events, and coordinates community activities throughout the week for its 19,500 Catholic members.

Six bronze bells, installed in 1990, replaced the previous four-bell system from the 20th century, creating new sound patterns across Greven.

Location: Greven

GPS coordinates: 52.09260,7.61139

Latest update: March 20, 2025 12:31