Georgskirche, Protestant church in Bickelsberg, Germany.
The Georgskirche is a Protestant church in Rosenfeld featuring a Romanesque bell tower and a spacious hall church with a side gallery. The interior accommodates around 500 worshippers.
The church was built in 1746 in Bauernbarock style and has maintained its original structure through the decades. Its construction incorporated elements from an earlier religious building that occupied the site.
The church houses a Gothic baptismal font from 1505 and a pulpit from 1751 decorated with images of the four Evangelists and Martin Luther. These furnishings reflect the theological focus and artistic traditions of the congregation across several centuries.
Two bells in the tower cast in 1896 and 1949 ring together to create a musical interval during services and celebrations. Visitors are advised to arrive early to secure a good viewing spot inside.
The church walls display sgraffito artwork of Archangel Michael that was added during renovations in the 1950s as a war memorial. This work represents an artistic response to memories from the 20th century.
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