St. Pancras

The Catholic parish church of St. Pankratius is a listed church building in Körbecke, a district of the municipality of Möhnesee, in the district of Soest. The parish belongs to the Möhnesee Pastoral Association in the Archdiocese of Paderborn.
The oldest church in the village was built around 1150 as a single-nave Romanesque building. The lower part of the tower of this building has been preserved up to the height of the clock. The dividing columns in the tower, below the dial of the tower clock, were carved out of stone and provide clear information about this age. The congregation of such a large church must have been founded long before. The missionary work of the hair region probably took place from the Böddeken monastery. The parish was probably founded around the year 1,000 by the original parish in Soest and was intended to evangelize the surrounding area. During floor and heating work, wall fragments were uncovered in 1963. You could see the shape of this old church. Where the pillars stand today, the foundation walls of the side walls ran. At the level of today's choir steps was the round apse.

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