Protestant Village Church S-chanf

The late Gothic church dedicated to St. Mary was first mentioned in 1450. In 1493 the nave was rebuilt and the tower was raised on a medieval substructure (14th century). A new coat of paint was mentioned in 166. In 1890 the tower was given a spire and a pointed roof made of reinforced concrete. Renovations followed in 1904 and 1927 (renewal of sgraffito corners), and a restoration in 1989.