Church "Sankt Johannis" Kirch Grubenhagen
community Vollrathsruhe
Exterior view
Exterior view
Exterior view
Apsis, including Crypt
Interior
Interior choir room with pulpit
Pulpit
Moses with the 10 commandments
as a pulpit foot
Moses carries the backbone of Christianity
Pulpit
crucifixion
Pulpit
Pulpit
Pulpit
Pulpit
sounding board
Chancel
Altar
Epitaph right
Epitaph
Space above the vault behind
the altar apse
Cross
Window detail about Crypt
Window on vault
Row of seats in the choir left
Baptism stands
Paque
Interior
towards organ loft
Ceiling in the nave
Pge gallery
Chandelier
Pastor image
Pastor image
Pastor image
Epitaph
Grave slabs and pastors image
Grave plate
Organ loft
Organ
Organ console
Window outside
Window inside
Grave stone
in the church tower under the gallery
Plaque
since 2010
Gate to the cemetery
Stairs to the church
Tombs of the family von Maltzan
Memorial stone
Caroline Baroness von Maltzahn
before 21.June 2016
Memorial stone
Caroline Baroness von Maltzahn
at 21.June 2016 (Photo Elvira Ludwigs)
The place before 1340-1877 / 1945 in the possession of the family of Moltzahn.
The present town Kirch Grubenhagen only received its present name in 1756. Before that there was talk of Hagen or Kirchhagen.
The Church, second half of 13th century. Probably built by the family of the mine in the romanesque to gothic on a mountain.
Many consider this church as a fortified church. However, this is not backed up.
As the first catholic priest a Dietrich called 1288th
The nave consists of fieldstone. The parish church is the root pit Hagener Church family of Maltzahn.
Reformation came from Kirch Grubenhagen as Dietrich von Maltzahn was friend of Luther.
First evangelish pastor before the reformation 1549th.
In the sacristy there are still the remains of the family.
Additional information is found in the cemetery graves.
In 1861, an extensive renovation by Carl von Maltzahn began.
Today's wooden vault, the entrance, the neo-gothic altar,
the gallery, the altarpiece "Crucifixion with the Virgin and Mary Magdalene ', 1861,
by professor Friedrich Kaselowsky (1810-1891) emerged at this time.
Pulpit 1707 by Vieregge Rostock, the walk for the pulpit was designed as Moses with the 10 commandments.
Transferring this means Moses and his 10 Commandments are the basis of Christianity.
The pulpit body shows the crucifixion and the die ring layer.
Acoustic ceiling inside a flying pigeon with aureole, embodying the spirit.
Vieregge designed a filigree pulpit.
Current organ Lütkemüller, 1860, according to plaque, was restored. The re-consecration of the organ took place on 11/10/2009.
Was donated repairing Dr.Bernd-Albrecht von Maltzan. It is also used for concerts.
Epitaphs donated by Friedrich and Vollrath Levin von Maltzahn crucifix 18. C.
6 pastors portrait 18/19. Century.
Grave slabs 1459,1480,1582 v. Maltzahn
The repairs to the tower were completed successfully in the year of 2009.
A small winter church was established 2008 in the tower.
A small kitchen for celebrations is available.
Furthermore, a toilet is available.
Before the bell tower stands on the east side of the grave stone of Caroline Baroness von Maltzahn.
At 21.06. 2016 was this stone the white cross of marble.
The love story of Caroline von Maltzahn inspired Theodor Fontane
for his novel "irretrievably" ( in german "Unwiederbringlich").
Left of the staircase we see the grave field of family von Maltzahn,
right field of von Maltzan family. The different notation with "H" and without "H"
results from the family lines.