The Church in Mixdorf Built in 1719/1720 and extensively restored between 1994 and 1996, the rectangular hall church features a three-sided apse at its east end and a square, plastered roof turret. The three bells date from the 16th century. Originally located on the south side of the church, they now house two sandstone epitaphs: a large one for Jacobus Sandow and his wife Sabina, and a smaller one for two of their granddaughters. The organ on the west gallery dates from 1918 and was built by the Wilhelm Sauer organ building firm from Frankfurt (Oder).
A QR code in front of the entrance allows visitors to take a virtual tour of the church, even when it is not open.
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Evangelical parish in Schlaubetal
