Gatow village church

The village church of Gatow is one of the more than 50 listed village churches in Berlin. Since the Reformation in the Margraviate of Brandenburg in 1539, it has been Protestant and is still used for church services today. The church in today's Berlin district of Gatow was rebuilt or repaired several times, for example in 1741, 1816, 1844, 1913 and 1935, which can be seen in its external appearance. Its origins date back to the 14th century, but the year 1350 in the weather vane of 1953 is arbitrarily chosen.
The village of Gatow was under the control of the Benedictine convent of Spandau until it came into the possession of the Elector Joachim II through secularization in 1558. and was subordinated to the Amt of Spandau. Gatow, Kladow and Groß Glienicke formed a parish unit until the construction of the Berlin Wall. In 1966, the congregation of Gatow became an independent village church congregation again. This restored the state that existed until around 1500.

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