Village Church Güterfelde

The Evangelical village church of Güterfelde is a sacred building from the first half of the 13th century in Güterfelde, a street village of the municipality of Stahnsdorf in the Potsdam-Mittelmark district.
The first documentary mention of the village dates back to 1263. This period also likely saw the construction of the church. In the 14th century, the community built the tower to its height, which still existed in 2015. In 1806, it received its pointed roof. In 1867, the church community expanded the previously recessed choir to the width of the nave and built the east gable with masonry. During World War II, the tower was particularly damaged. In 2009, the community began renovating the building, during which the tower's top was restored among other things. It received a new ball and a new weather vane. In 2010, the nave, the roof structure, and the gable were renovated.

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