St. Lambert, Baroque church in Teunz, Germany.

St. Lambert is a Roman Catholic parish church in Teunz, built in 1723 as a single-nave hall church with a saddle roof. A straight-ended choir was added to the south in 1961, and a facade tower with corner pilasters, a lantern-crowned onion dome and a north portal was built in 1834. Inside, the nave has a two-storey west gallery and a groin-vaulted ceiling.

St. Lambert was built in 1723 as a single-nave church with a saddle roof. The straight-ended choir was extended to the south in 1961, and the facade tower to the north was added in 1834, topped by an onion dome with a lantern. The high altar came from the monastery of Neukirchen bei Heilig Blut.

The parish belongs to the Diocese of Regensburg, and the church is listed as a Bavarian monument (D-3-76-171-3). Its 1949 organ by Michael Weise has 13 stops on two manuals and pedal, with pneumatic action, and was last serviced in 1994.

The church stands in Teunz in the Upper Palatinate, in the Diocese of Regensburg, and is listed as a Bavarian monument. The entrance portal is on the north side of the 1834 facade tower, which is topped by an onion dome and lantern. The choir was extended southward in 1961.

The 1949 organ by Michael Weise has 13 stops on two manuals and pedal, with pneumatic action and a Pianopedal; it was last overhauled in 1994. The high altar came from the monastery of Neukirchen bei Heilig Blut.