Today's Protestant church, Saint John the Baptist’s Church ("Kirche St. Johannes der Täufer") at the village’s eastern edge was first mentioned in 1141 as a Romanesque fortress church called Saint Maurice’s ("St. Mauritius"). Of this church, the squat tower, which has three floors and is topped by a gabled, two-sloped roof, is still standing. In 1760 the church acquired the nave that it still has now, together with interior decoration. At the west wall are Gothic spolia from the former church: a vault keystone, a head-corbel, the end of a sacramental niche and even a Baroque gravestone. The organ was built in 1896 by Wilhelm Sauer and restored in 1984.