Trinity Church

The Evangelical Trinity Church is a listed church building located in Reinheim, a municipality in the district of Darmstadt-Dieburg in Hesse. The church congregation belongs to the district of Vorderer Odenwald in the diocese of Starkenburg of the Evangelical Church in Hesse and Nassau.

The hall church, built according to a design by Jakob Wustmann, stands on the site of a courtyard that was donated to the community in 1610. It faces the Kirchstraße gable-end. Next to the gable facing Kirchstraße, the square church tower has been placed. Its upper story, made of half-timbering, houses the clock and the bell chamber, which contains two church bells cast in 1659. Its dome is topped by a tall pyramid roof. After destruction in the Thirty Years' War and subsequent decay, the church was demolished down to the foundation in 1856, with the exception of the tower, and rebuilt. The formerly recessed, three-sided finished choir in the south was rebuilt to the width of the nave. The church fittings partly come from the church that was torn down in 1811 at the cemetery. There are galleries on three sides of the nave.

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