
Open Church Sils
The church was renovated in 1764; in 1909/10, the interior was completely remodeled, including the construction of a flat ceiling, a brick choir, and the organ loft. That same year, the Kuhn organ building company from Männedorf delivered the first organ for this church. The church underwent further changes during the renovation of the heating system in 2001. The tower houses three bells in the keys of G, E, and A.
The church, a rectangular hall church, consists of the nave, the chancel, the gallery, and a sacristy on either side. The chancel wall is painted with ornaments and depictions of the apostles John and Paul. The furnishings include the pulpit from 1764, a preacher's chair, the baptismal font, and a wall of lamentation and rejoicing. Beneath the pulpit, there is also a section of wall for lighting candles of thanksgiving and remembrance. The seating can be arranged flexibly depending on the occasion. This church serves a variety of purposes: worship services, church events, concerts, lectures, and more.
Offene Kirche Sils
Via da Marias 96
7514 Sils - Switzerland