EELK Järvakandi Peetri kogudus

There is a place where you can clean conscience

St. Paul's Church in Järvakandi Käbiküla 58.776794, 24.815530 58 ° 46 '36.46 ", 24 ° 48' 55.91" St. Paul's Church in Järvakandi was built in 1854; it was an auxiliary to the Rapla Church. The architectural idea is quite typical for the 19th century: in the eastern part of the central building there is a choral room, both of these parts of the church are under one roof, in the western part of the church is a quadrangular tower (built in 1886). The main entrance is indicated by an outstanding forward portico, on the side walls there are four pairs of windows with stained-glass windows. Interior: low ceiling, which rests on the pillars, as a result of which, it seems that the ceiling is three-naved. Interior: a pulpit and an altar with Doric columns in the style of the neoclassicism era, the 20th century canvas “The Blessed Christ” (author unknown). On the new altar wall is a copy of the sculpture of B. Thorvaldsen "Christ", which appeared here after a major overhaul of 1939. (organ of 1915, master: A. Terkmann).