A lot has happened in our parish in relation to the buildings in recent years and decisions have to be made in the interests of our parish again and again. This year we were mainly concerned with the upcoming exterior renovation of the church. It is probably the largest project for the church council of our congregation in a long time. The planning began with the originally urgently required renovation of the entrances. Due to the danger, one entrance door had to be replaced by a wooden door (thanks to Peter Birkle and his team!). This measure allows the ramp to continue to be used for barrier-free access to the church building. In addition, after the structure has been checked by experts, the renovation planning of the sandstone components and the plaster surface of the facade, which is also necessary for safety reasons, as well as the already leaky slate covering of the church tower. Here the tower cross had to be removed due to damage to the load-bearing wooden structure. The pictures below are just a small overview of the progressive decay of the building fabric.