The Little Black Church

At the rear is the sexton's house. The building was largely rebuilt in 1834 in brick, the tower remained wooden. It was also used as a school until 1790, when a schoolhouse was built next to the church and used as such until 1900. The church has a simple interior, against the south wall a pulpit (1665). The brass baptismal arch with a mill in the top, dates from the 18th century, as does the six-armed candle crown with coats of arms. The painting was restored to its original state as much as possible during the major restoration (1982-1986). The Little Black Church is also available as a wedding venue.