St. Pankratius Church

All window reveals of the church are stepped inside and out. The buttresses at the northern wall corners of the nave and choir are modern additions. The slightly recessed choir is considered the oldest part of the building. It has one window each to the north and south, and a group of three windows to the east. The middle window of these has a pointed arch outer step and a round arch inner step, all other arches are round. In the gable triangle of the east gable, the bricks are set in two wide horizontal bands of herringbone pattern. The choir bay has a rib vault with delicate band ribs, the only clearly pointed arch diagonal ribs in the church interior. The triumphal arch and the wall arches of the choir are round arched.

The window reveals of the nave all have pointed arch outer steps on the outside, which disturb the wide friezes under the eaves of the nave. The inner steps, completely renewed in modern times, are pointed arched on the south side, round arched on the north side. Partially replaced, partially probably original, the outer steps of the window reveals on the south side consist of quarter-round molded bricks.

Both eave friezes are a combination of two different ornamental forms, a dentil frieze above, and a stepped zigzag frieze below, but both today consist of diamond-patterned bricks from the second half of the 20th century and cannot be identified in old photos, which raises the question of whether they were already present before 1992. In the north wall there is a bricked-up pointed arch portal, whose bricking was renewed with the same diamond-patterned brick. In its round bars, the orange-red furrowed stones are medieval, the smooth ones from 1992. In front of the south portal stands an entrance porch begun with medieval brick format, but at least in the upper part modern, referred to by the parish as "Kinderhaus" (children's house). Today, the west portal in the tower forms the main entrance. The three bays of the nave are separated by round arches, but the wall arches on the inside of the longitudinal walls are pointed arched. The window reveals are from the inside on the north side in both steps round, on the south side in both steps pointed arched. The sound openings of the windowless tower have basket arches. The eaves of the tower are only slightly above the ridge of the nave. This was raised during the last renovation of the church, the necessary raising of the east gable (above the choir connection) was carried out with diamond-patterned brick.

Some lime paintings are preserved in the choir. One of the murals shows Saint George. The vaults, not only of the choir, are painted with plant ornaments. The pulpit from 1615 is decorated with panel paintings of the four evangelists. The church received its first organ in 1760. The current organ was installed in 1954 and renewed in 1996.