List of churches in the Marburg-Biedenkopf district

The list of churches in the Marburg-Biedenkopf district includes the church buildings in the Marburg-Biedenkopf district ( Central Hesse ).

image	Church name	Place (location)	Municipality or city	Denomination	Establishment	Remarks
	Protestant church	Achenbach (Breidenbach)	Breidenbach	Ev.-luth.	1764-1769	Central building on a square floor plan with beveled corners based on the Hirschhausen model, tent roof with ridge turrets
	Protestant church	Albshausen (Rauschenberg)	Rauschenberg	Ev.-luth.	1711-1714	Late Gothic three-sided choir closure, part of the hall renewed in 1711–1714 and supplemented with half-timbering
	Church of the Resurrection	Allendorf (Dautphetal)	Dautphetal	Ev.-luth.	1963-1965
	Protestant church	Allna	Weimar (Lahn)	Ev.-luth.	1782
	Historic church Altenvers	Altenvers	Lohra	History association	11th century?	Romanesque (11th – 13th centuries) at the latest, church with horseshoe-shaped apse; today a pilgrim way station
	New Evangelical Church	Altenvers	Lohra	Ev.-luth.	1982
	Protestant church	Amonau	Weather (Hessen)	Ev.-luth.	16th century	Tower after 1200, choir around 1300; stylized on coat of arms
	St. John the Baptist	Amöneburg	Amöneburg	Cath.	14th century
	Evangelical Chapel Amöneburg	Amöneburg	Amöneburg	Ev.-luth.	1897
	Magdalenenkapelle	Amöneburg	Amöneburg	Cath.	1868
	St. Michael	Anzefahr	Kirchhain	Cath.	1711	Late Gothic three-sided choir closure
	Protestant church	Bad Endbach	Bad Endbach	Ev.-luth.	1929	1975 Extension to a community center
	St. Cyriac	Bauerbach (Marburg)	Marburg	Cath.	around 1100, 1250	1250 Expansion to a fortified church, late Gothic choir tower from the 15th century with four wichhouses, the core of the Romanesque nave renewed around 1690, 1920–1921 expansion in the neo-Gothic style
	Kreuzkirche	Bauerbach (Marburg)	Marburg	Ev.-luth.	1990
	Protestant church	Bellnhausen (Fronhausen)	Fronhausen (Lahn)	Ev.-luth.	13th century
	Protestant church	Bellnhausen (Gladenbach)	Gladenbach	Sponsorship group	17th century	Half-timbered church, renovated inside in 1903
	Bartholomäuskirche	Beltershausen (Ebsdorfergrund)	Ebsdorfergrund	Ev.-luth.	1969	The core of the tower in the middle of the 13th century, renewed in 1928 and retained in the new church in 1969
	Protestant church	Betziesdorf	Kirchhain	Ev.-luth.	1789
	St. Elisabeth	Biedenkopf	Biedenkopf	Cath.	1888-1889
	St. Joseph	Biedenkopf	Biedenkopf	Cath.	1980s?
	Hospital Church	Biedenkopf	Biedenkopf	Ev.-luth.	1417	Rebuilt in 1826, neo-Gothic rebuilt in the 19th century. And rebuilt in the 1930s in a community hall, late Gothic choir with five-eighth final get
	City church Biedenkopf	Biedenkopf	Biedenkopf	Ev.-luth.	1888-1891	neo-Gothic three-bay hall church with five-eighth closure, Friedrich Adler architect, Not-Gottes-Chapel from 15th century attached to the choir
	Protestant church	Bortshausen	Marburg	Ev.-luth.	13./14. Century / 1894	Choir tower and nave in late Romanesque style, 1432 tower increased by half-timbered storey, in 1894 nave extended to the west, upper storey of the tower clad with timber-framed imitation boards, slated in 1998, half-timbered construction from 1432 preserved
	Protestant church	Bottenhorn	Bad Endbach	Ev.-luth.	1887
	Protestant church	Bracht (Rauschenberg)	Rauschenberg	Ev.-luth.	1728
	Protestant church	Breidenbach	Breidenbach	Ev.-luth.	Middle of the 13th century	Hall church with square choir and west tower, Westphalian influence, ridge dome vault in the central nave, wall paintings from around 1300, pre-Reformation, wooden west gallery from 1521
	Assumption Day	Breidenbach	Breidenbach	Cath.	1952
	Breidenstein Chapel	Breidenstein	Biedenkopf	Private	1592	The half-timbered upper floor chapel was dismantled and converted into a residential building in 1982.
	Protestant church	Breidenstein	Biedenkopf	Ev.-luth.	1959	Rectangular transverse hall, gallery painting by Georg Ernst Justus Kayser (1792) taken from the previous building
	Martinskirche Buchenau	Buchenau (Dautphetal)	Dautphetal	Ev.-luth.	13th century	Choir tower with groin vault, nave perhaps late Gothic
	Old church Bürgeln	Bürgeln (Cölbe)	Cölbe	Sponsorship group	around 1000	Dedicated in 1971
	New Church	Bürgeln (Cölbe)	Cölbe	Ev.-luth.	1971	built as a church center with side rooms
	Protestant church	Burgholz (Kirchhain)	Kirchhain	Ev.-luth.	1834
	Nikolaikirche	Calder	Lahn valley	Ev.-luth.	before 1250
	St. Francis	Cappel (Marburg)	Marburg	Cath.	1960	Hall church with saddle roof and small ridge turret, north of the parish rooms under several transverse gables
	St. Martin	Cappel (Marburg)	Marburg	Ev.-luth.	1900	late Gothic choir
	Protestant church	Cölbe	Cölbe	Ev.-luth.	1959
	St. Mary Queen	Cölbe	Cölbe	Cath.	1957
	Former church	Cyriaxweimar	Marburg	-	Gothic	probably built between 1250 and 1350, first mentioned in 1345; The core Gothic "Hainskirche" made of quarry stone masonry with corner blocks, sandstone walls, saddle roof, walled up choir arch and walled, gable-sided pointed arch portal, no longer in church use since 1577 (perhaps since the 14th century) and converted as a farm building at the end of the 19th century
	Protestant church	Cyriaxweimar	Marburg	Ev.-luth.	1963
	Protestant church	Dam (Lohra)	Lohra	Ev.-luth.	1910
	Protestant church	Damshausen	Dautphetal	Ev.-luth.	13th century / 1930–1931	Romanesque choir tower, nave renewed
	Martinskirche Dautphe	Dautphe (Dautphetal)	Dautphetal	Ev.-luth.	around 1100	expanded in the 12th and 13th centuries
	Protestant church	Dernbach (Bad Endbach)	Bad Endbach	Ev.-luth.	1951
	Protestant church	Dexbach	Biedenkopf	Ev.-luth.	2nd half of the 13th century	two-bay nave with groin vault, rectangular choir with ribbed vault, baptismal font from the 14th century
	Protestant church	Diedenshausen (Gladenbach)	Gladenbach	Ev.-luth.	1802-1806
	Dilschhausen Church	Dilschhausen	Marburg	Ev.-luth.	13th century	Choir tower made of quarry stone, renewed around 1700
	Protestant church	Dreihausen (Ebsdorfergrund)	Ebsdorfergrund	Ev.-luth.	1855-1857
	Independent Evangelical Lutheran Church	Dreihausen (Ebsdorfergrund)	Ebsdorfergrund	SELK	1877
	Protestant church	Ebsdorf	Ebsdorfergrund	Ev.-luth.	around 1200	in the core Romanesque church with high south-west tower, which was fortified in the Gothic period; Tower spire with four small houses (15th century, renewed in 17th century), late Gothic choir, 1745 baroque church
	Protestant church	Eckelshausen	Biedenkopf	Ev.-luth.	around 1300	Chort tower church, nave attached
	Protestant church	Elmshausen (Dautphetal)	Dautphetal	Ev.-luth.	18th century	plastered and partly slated half-timbered church with hipped roof; Organ, altar and pulpit on the east wall
	Protestant church	Elnhausen	Marburg	Ev.-luth.	1742-1746	Baroque church with hipped roof and three-storey dome roof turret in the west
	Assumption Day	Emsdorf	Kirchhain	Cath.	1748
	Protestant church	Engelbach	Biedenkopf	Ev.-luth.	1860	old school with teachers' apartment converted into a church in 1960, old half-timbered chapel demolished in 1964, pulpit carried over from 1696
	Protestant church	Erdhausen	Gladenbach	Ev.-luth.	1964
	Erdhausen tower	Erdhausen	Gladenbach	-	13th century	only tower preserved, ship was demolished in 1967 due to the expansion of the federal road
	St. Michael	Erfurtshausen	Amöneburg	Cath.	1852
	Protestant church	Erksdorf	Stadtallendorf	Ev.-luth.	1831
	Elisabeth Church	Ernsthausen (Rauschenberg)	Rauschenberg	Ev.-luth.	1199, 15th century	originally an own and pilgrim church, Romanesque nave (1199) with neo-Gothic windows from 1895; polygonal choir (15th century) with Gothic tracery windows, roof turret from 1566, Mary's bell from pre-Reformation times; today used as a summer and cemetery church
	Protestant church	Ernsthausen (Rauschenberg)	Rauschenberg	Ev.-luth.	1720	Half-timbered church
	Protestant church	Frechenhausen	Fishing castle	Ev.-luth.	1848	built as a school, inaugurated in 1977
	Wolf Chapel	Friebertshausen	Gladenbach	Ev.-luth.	12th century	Gothic chapel building
	Old church	Friedensdorf (Dautphetal)	Dautphetal	-	13th century	Partially renewed in 1925, de-dedicated in 1965, re-inaugurated in 1983 after decay and restoration; Property of the community of Dautphetal, which uses the building as a local museum and wedding room
	Evangelical Christ Church	Friedensdorf (Dautphetal)	Dautphetal	Ev.-luth.	1965	St. Corpus Christi (Aachen) by Rudolf Schwarz as a model
	Protestant church	Frohnhausen (Gladenbach)	Gladenbach	Ev.-luth.	between 1770 and 1789	"Coffee Mill Church"
	Protestant church	Fronhausen	Fronhausen	Ev.-luth.	12th century
	Holy Cross Church	Fronhausen	Fronhausen (Lahn)	Cath.	1971
	St. John the Baptist	Ginseldorf	Marburg	Cath.	around 1450	Late Gothic choir preserved, nave renewed in the neo-Gothic style in 1898
	Protestant church	Gisselberg	Marburg	Ev.-luth.	1973-1975	built as a cemetery chapel
	Martinskirche Gladenbach	Gladenbach	Gladenbach	Ev.-luth.	13th century	Pillar basilica made up of five narrow nave bays with a square choir; Rebuilt in 1509
	Mary Queen	Gladenbach	Gladenbach	Cath.	1955	Burgstrasse 40
	Former Mary Queen	Gladenbach	Gladenbach	Former cath.	1892	"Kapellchen" Gießener Str. 17
	Christ Church	Patrons	Fishing castle	Ev.-luth.	1962-1963
	Protestant church	Goßfelden	Lahn valley	Ev.-luth.	1749
	Protestant church	Göttingen (Lahn Valley)	Lahn valley	Ev.-luth.	1970s?	built as a cemetery chapel and used for church services
	Protestant church	Großseelheim	Kirchhain	Ev.-luth.		Romanesque core, middle part renewed in 1970
	Protestant church	Günterod	Bad Endbach	Ev.-luth.	15th century	Romanesque choir tower from the 12th century with pointed helmet, to which the nave was added in the middle of the 15th century, which received a pseudo-mansard roof around 1804, parapet paintings from 1809
	Protestant church	Hachborn	Ebsdorfergrund	Ev.-luth.	13th century	1695–1696 and 1838 expanded and renewed
	Protestant church	Haddamshausen	Marburg	Ev.-luth.	1953
	Protestant church	Halsdorf (Wohratal)	Wohratal	Ev.-luth.	1797	classical church with hipped roof and retracted west tower
	Protestant church	Hartenrod	Bad Endbach	Ev.-luth.	1858	Spacious, colorful hall with choir and west tower
	St. John Nepomuk	Hartenrod	Bad Endbach	Cath.	1956-1957
	Protestant church	Hassenhausen (Fronhausen)	Fronhausen	Ev.-luth.	1836-1839	Classicist hall construction
	Hatzbach Church	Hatzbach	Stadtallendorf	Ev.-luth.	1785	late Gothic choir
	Protestant church	Hermershausen	Marburg	Ev.-luth.	1884
	Protestant church	Hertingshausen (Wohratal)	Wohratal	Ev.-luth.	1834	classicistic ashlar construction
	Protestant church	Herzhausen (Dautphetal)	Dautphetal	Ev.-luth.	1959-1962
	Protestant church	Heskem	Ebsdorfergrund	Ev.-luth.	13th century	fortified church
	Independent Evangelical Lutheran Church	Heskem	Ebsdorfergrund	SELK	1890	Half-timbered church
	St. Nicholas	Himmelsberg (Kirchhain)	Kirchhain	Cath.	1870	neo-gothic
	Church of the Redeemer	Holzhausen (Dautphetal)	Dautphetal	Ev.-luth.	1959-1961
	Protestant church	Hommertshausen	Dautphetal	Ev.-luth.	17th century	Half-timbered church
	Protestant church	Josbach	Rauschenberg	Ev.-luth.	1749-1753	Hall church with three-eighth closure in the east and dome roof turrets in the west
	Protestant church	Kehna	Weimar (Lahn)	Ev.-luth.	1779	Half-timbered church
	Protestant church	Kernbach	Lahn valley	Ev.-luth.	1687	Half-timbered church
	St. Elisabeth	Kirchhain	Kirchhain	Cath.	1946
	Cemetery chapel	Kirchhain	Kirchhain	-	around 1920?
	Martin Luther Church	Kirchhain	Kirchhain	Ev.-luth.	1968	in tent form
	Kirchhain town church	Kirchhain	Kirchhain	Ev.-luth.	15th century
	Protestant church	Church verse	Lohra	Ev.-luth.	around 1300	straight choir closure, expanded to the west in 1602, mighty baroque roof tower
	Protestant church	Kleingladenbach	Breidenbach	Ev.-luth.	1927-1929	made of diabase with door and window frames made of sandstone, hipped roof with ridge turret
	Protestant church	Kleinseelheim	Kirchhain	Ev.-luth.	1665
	Protestant church	Kombach	Biedenkopf	Ev.-luth.	1968-1971	in the shape of a ship on a triangular floor plan, rectangular windows arranged asymmetrically; Berthold Himmelmann architect
	Protestant church	Langendorf (Wohratal)	Wohratal	Ev.-luth.	1970s?
	St. Jacob	Langenstein (Kirchhain)	Kirchhain	Ev.-luth.	13th century, 1522	13th century core, new building in 1522; delicate reticulated vault
	Protestant church	Leidenhofen	Ebsdorfergrund	Ev.-luth.	13th century	Late Romanesque choir tower preserved, nave renewed 1965–1967
	Protestant church	Lixfeld	Fishing castle	Ev.-luth.	1472	Choir from 13th century, tower shaft and helmet structure 1463/1464, church renovated in 1472, nave extended to the west in 1976/1977
	Protestant church	Lohra	Lohra	Ev.-luth.	13th century
	Trinity Church	Lohra	Lohra	Cath.	1965
	St. Mark's Church	Marbach (Marburg)	Marburg	Ev.-luth.	1962
	Church of the Resurrection	Marburg	Marburg	SELK	1737?	originally massive cemetery chapel, which was rebuilt in 1737 and rebuilt several times from 1812; Re-inaugurated in 1957 after de-dedication and various uses; possibly the core from the 18th century or renewed in the 19th century
	Christ Church	Marburg	Marburg	Ev.-methodist.	around 1900?	Two-storey building with a gable roof and transverse gable in the southwest
	Elisabeth Church	Marburg	Marburg	Ev.-luth.	1235-1283	Early Gothic hall church on a cross-shaped floor plan with two west towers, the first purely Gothic church building in Germany
	Emmaus Church	Marburg	Marburg	Ev.-luth.	1967
	Kilian's Chapel	Marburg	Marburg	-	between 1180 and 1200	not used by church since 1526; 1552–1554 Demolition of the east tower, half-timbered upper floor from 1580 to 1581
	St. Jost	Marburg	Marburg	Ev.-luth.	before 1350	belonged to the Lutheran Parish Church until the mid-1950s, since then to the University Church of Marburg
	St. John Evangelist	Marburg	Marburg	Cath.	1492-1520	“Kugelkirche”, six-bay nave with 5/8 end and transept to the west
	Church of Our Lady	Marburg	Marburg	Cath.	1961-1963
	Lukas Church	Marburg	Marburg	Ev.-luth.	1953, 1996-1997	originally a community center with an integrated chapel, later converted into a church
	Lutheran Parish Church of St. Mary	Marburg	Marburg	Ev.-luth.	1297, 1390-1395	1297 choir as 5/8 end, 1395 nave as three-aisled hall church
	St. Michael's Chapel	Marburg	Marburg	Ev.-luth.	1270	"Michelchen" in the middle of the court of death
	New Apostolic Church	Marburg	Marburg	NAK	1922	1906 foundation of the church, 1922 consecration of the church, 1980/1981 conversion, 2007/2008 complete conversion with the addition of the glass tower; listed building front completely preserved
	Pauluskirche	Marburg	Marburg	Ev.-luth.	1963
	St. Peter and Paul	Marburg	Marburg	Cath.	1957-1959
	Ecumenical Center St. Thomas Church	Marburg	Marburg	Kath./Ev.-luth.	1972/73
	Uferkirche	Marburg	Marburg	EFG	1956-1957
	University Church	Marburg	Marburg	Ev.-luth.	1291-1303	asymmetrical, two-aisled, early Gothic hall church with raised choir (5/8 end)
	Vitos Clinic, Chapel	Marburg	Marburg	-	1880s?	neo-Gothic hall church with west tower made of red sandstone and drawn-in five-eighth closure
	St. Hubertus	Mardorf (Amöneburg)	Amöneburg	Cath.	1713-1726
	Protestant church	Mellnau	Weather (Hessen)	Ev.-luth.	1883	neo-gothic
	Protestant church	Mengsberg	Neustadt (Hesse)	Ev.-luth.	1879
	Martinskirche	Michelbach (Marburg)	Marburg	Ev.-luth.	around 1200	Romanesque hall church with a square choir tower
	Protestant church	Moischt	Marburg	Ev.-luth.	1928	romanizing
	St. John	Momberg	Neustadt (Hesse)	Ev.-luth.	1870
	St. Trinity	Momberg	Neustadt (Hesse)	Cath.	1870
	Protestant church	Mornshausen (Dautphetal)	Dautphetal	Ev.-luth.	1963
	Protestant church	Mornshausen (Gladenbach)	Gladenbach	Ev.-luth.	1951-1952
	Martinskirche Christenberg	Münchhausen (am Christenberg)	Münchhausen (am Christenberg)	Ev.-luth.	11th century	well-fortified west tower and nave from Romanesque times, tower structure with four wich houses and high east choir with pointed roof turret around 1520; late Gothic outer pulpit
	Protestant church	Münchhausen (am Christenberg)	Münchhausen (am Christenberg)	Ev.-luth.	1973	Tower historically
	Protestant church	Neustadt (Hesse)	Neustadt (Hesse)	Ev.-luth.	1859-1861	neo-Gothic; 1956 and 1960s additions
	Trinity Church	Neustadt (Hesse)	Neustadt (Hesse)	Cath.	2nd half of the 15th century, 1502–1511	West tower dates back to the 3rd quarter of the 13th century, choir marked 1462, nave beginning of 16th century.
	Protestant church	Niederasphe	Münchhausen (am Christenberg)	Ev.-luth.	14th century
	Protestant church	Niederdieten	Breidenbach	Ev.-luth.	1948-1949	first new church in the hinterland after the Second World War; Interior made of larch wood
	Former chapel	Niedereisenhausen	Steffenberg	Ev.-luth.	1659-1662	no more worship since 1955
	Protestant church	Niederhörlen	Steffenberg	Ev.-luth.	1972
	Half-timbered chapel from Niederhörlen	Niederhörlen	Steffenberg	-	1624	since 1974 in the Hessenpark open-air museum
	St. Blaise and St. Elisabeth	Little one	Stadtallendorf	Cath.	15th century, 1701-1709	late Gothic building burned down, remains preserved
	Protestant church	Niederwald (Kirchhain)	Kirchhain	Ev.-luth.	1848
	Protestant church	Niederwalgern	Weimar (Lahn)	Ev.-luth.	13th century
	Old church	Niederweimar	Weimar (Lahn)	-	1769-1782	Romanesque remains, hall church with square choir tower; used today as a cultural center
	New Evangelical Church	Niederweimar	Weimar (Lahn)	Ev.-luth.	1974
	Protestant church	Oberasphe	Münchhausen (am Christenberg)	Ev.-luth.	1680, 1963-1964	old half-timbered church serves as a choir, nave was added in 1963, including older parts, and further additions in 2003–2004
	Protestant church	Oberdieten	Breidenbach	Ev.-luth.	1879	made of diabase with arched windows, west tower on a square floor plan with an octagonal pointed helmet
	Protestant church	Obereisenhausen	Steffenberg	Ev.-luth.	1955	Romanesque tower, helmet from 1805, new nave added in 1955
	Protestant church	Oberhörlen	Steffenberg	Ev.-luth.	1771	Half-timbered church with pseudo-mansard roof, choir tower from the 13th century
	Protestant church	Oberrosphe	Weather (Hessen)	Ev.-luth.	around 1100	Romanesque middle section, late Gothic choir from the 15th century, brick front section with half-timbered upper floor 1724
	Protestant church	Oberwalgern	Fronhausen	Ev.-luth.		Romanesque, changed around 1500 and 1900
	Protestant church	Oberweimar (Hesse)	Weimar (Lahn)	Ev.-luth.	1733
	Old cemetery chapel	Ockershausen	Marburg		1893-1894	Neo-Gothic building made of red sandstone with white plastered surfaces, basement made of ashlar, recessed polygonal choir
	Matthew Church	Ockershausen	Marburg	Ev.-luth.	1963
	Protestant church	Quotshausen	Steffenberg	Ev.-luth.	3rd quarter of the 17th century	Half-timbered church with a 4/8 end (in Hesse only in Unter-Seibertenrod), inside a wooden choir arch, four-sided gallery
	Evangelical chapel	Rachelshausen	Gladenbach	Ev.-luth.	1626-1627	Two-storey half-timbered chapel with rich decorative shapes, protruding upper and gable storeys
	Protestant church	Rauischholzhausen	Ebsdorfergrund	Ev.-luth.	1880-1881
	Rauschenberg town church	Rauschenberg	Rauschenberg	Ev.-luth.	1266	Late Gothic choir from the 15th century, winged altar from 1420
	Protestant church	Reddehausen	Cölbe	Ev.-luth.	1967
	Protestant church	Rodenhausen	Lohra	Ev.-luth.	16th century	late medieval hall church, rebuilt several times, with a rectangular choir of the same width but slightly higher and a roof turret in the middle
	Protestant church	Rollshausen (Lohra)	Lohra	Ev.-luth.	16th century
	Protestant church	Römershausen (Gladenbach)	Gladenbach	Ev.-luth.	1856	classicistic hall church from 1856 with arched windows and eight-sided roof turret; possibly older core
	Protestant church	Ronhausen	Marburg	Ev.-luth.	Early 16th century	late Gothic, renovated 1934–1935 and 2004–2007
	Half-timbered church	Roßberg (Ebsdorfergrund)	Ebsdorfergrund	political community	1753	used by ev.-luth. Church and SELK
	The Birth of Mary and John the Baptist	Roßdorf (Amöneburg)	Amöneburg	Cath.	1695-1696	Expanded in 1728
	Protestant church	Roth	Weimar (Lahn)	Ev.-luth.	1716
	Protestant church	Ruchenbach	Gladenbach	Ev.-luth.	15th century	Half-timbered church, rebuilt several times
	St. Anthony the Hermit	Rüdigheim (Amöneburg)	Amöneburg	Cath.	1748-1752
	Protestant church	Runzhausen	Gladenbach	Ev.-luth.	1781	"Kaffeemühlenkirche", half-timbered church with a central roof hood rider
	Protestant church	Sarnau (Lahn Valley)	Lahn valley	Ev.-luth.	1968	replaces previous building from 1704
	Protestant church	Schönbach (Kirchhain)	Kirchhain	Ev.-luth.	early 17th century
	Martinskirche	Schönstadt	Cölbe	Ev.-luth.	1897
	St. Michael and St. Elisabeth	Schröck (Marburg)	Marburg	Cath.	1712-1720
	Huguenot Memorial Church	Schwabendorf (Rauschenberg)	Rauschenberg	Ev.-luth.	1873-1875
	Protestant church	Schwarzenborn (Cölbe)	Cölbe	Ev.-luth.	2nd half of the 13th century
	Stephanskirche	Schweinsberg (Stadtallendorf)	Stadtallendorf	Ev.-luth.	1506	Burned down in 1635 and 1646, restored in 1657–1664
	Protestant church	Seelbach (Lohra)	Lohra	Ev.-luth.	1771	Half-timbered church ("Kaffeemühlenkirche")
	Protestant church	Sichertshausen	Fronhausen	Ev.-luth.	1780	Half-timbered church
	Protestant church	Simtshausen	Münchhausen (am Christenberg)	Ev.-luth.	1935-1936	Hall church designed by the architect Karl Rumpf in the “Heimatstil” with arched windows and a canopy, which is supported as a portico by two free columns
	St. Matthew	Sindersfeld	Kirchhain	Cath.	1913	in the style of historicism
	chapel	Sinkershausen	Gladenbach	Ev.-luth.	13th century	Choir tower church
	Protestant church	Speck Angle	Neustadt (Hesse)	Ev.-luth.	1895-1896	Romanesque choir tower, neo-Gothic nave
	Evangelical town church	Stadtallendorf	Stadtallendorf	Ev.-luth.	1962-1963
	St. Catherine	Stadtallendorf	Stadtallendorf	Cath.	1732-1753
	Christ the King	Stadtallendorf	Stadtallendorf	Cath.	1956-1957
	St. Michael	Stadtallendorf	Stadtallendorf	Cath.	1960
	Emergency church	Stadtallendorf	Stadtallendorf	Ev.-luth.	1952	by Otto Bartning , today the parish hall
	St. Mary of the Assumption	Reservoir stream	Kirchhain	Cath.	around 1470
	Former Protestant chapel	Stone perf	Steffenberg	Ev.-luth.	1670-1687	Half-timbered church with roof turret and three-sided end
	Protestant church	Sterzhausen	Lahn valley	Ev.-luth.	1836	Classicist three-axis hall building with thermal bath windows, well-fortified tower from the 13th century.
	Waldensian Church	Todenhausen (weather)	Weather (Hessen)	Ev.-luth.	1743-1755	small hall, former Waldensian and Huguenot church
	Protestant church	Treisbach (weather)	Weather (Hessen)	Ev.-luth.	13th century	early Gothic; 5/8 choir conclusion
	Independent Evangelical Lutheran Church	Treisbach (weather)	Weather (Hessen)	SELK	1891
	Protestant church	Unterrosphe	Weather (Hessen)	Ev.-luth.	1291
	Protestant church	Wallau (Lahn)	Biedenkopf	Ev.-luth.	1758	West tower from 13th / 14th centuries Century with groin vault; Ship extended 5 meters to the east from 1962–1963
	Protestant church	Warzenbach	Weather (Hessen)	Ev.-luth.	14th century	Gothic, three-sided choir closure
	Independent Evangelical Lutheran Church	Warzenbach	Weather (Hessen)	SELK	1897
	Evangelical Martinskirche	Wehrda (Marburg)	Marburg	Ev.-luth.	1770-1774	Baroque hall church with a Gothic defense tower in the west
	Catholic branch church St. Martin	Wehrda (Marburg)	Marburg	Cath.	1967-1968
	Trinity Church	Wehrda (Marburg)	Marburg	Ev.-luth.	1980
	Protestant church	Wehrshausen (Marburg)	Marburg	Ev.-luth.	1470s
	Old church	Weidenhausen (Gladenbach)	Gladenbach	-	13th century	Choir tower church
	New Church	Weidenhausen (Gladenbach)	Gladenbach	Ev.-luth.	1960–1962
	Protestant church	Weifenbach	Biedenkopf	Ev.-luth.	1711	Slated half-timbered church with eight-sided roof turret, set up as a transverse church
	Protestant church	Weipoltshausen (Lohra)	Lohra	Ev.-luth.	16th century	Hall building with rectangular choir, expanded to double its length in 1965
	Protestant church	Weitershausen (Gladenbach)	Gladenbach	Ev.-luth.	13th century	late Romanesque church with Gothic choir
	Wenkbach fortified church	Wenkbach	Weimar (Lahn)	Ev.-luth.	12th century
	Protestant church	Wermertshausen	Ebsdorfergrund	Ev.-luth.	1755	Half-timbered church with a three-sided choir closure and a small canopy roof turret
	Stift Wetter , collegiate church	Weather (Hessen)	Weather (Hessen)	Ev.-luth.	between 1240 and 1270
	Boniface Church	Weather (Hessen)	Weather (Hessen)	Cath.	1981
	Protestant church	Wittelsberg	Ebsdorfergrund	Ev.-luth.	1844
	Michaeliskirche	Wohra (Wohratal)	Wohratal	Ev.-luth.	before 1276
	Protestant church	Wolferode (Stadtallendorf)	Stadtallendorf	Ev.-luth.	1909
	Protestant church	Wolfgruben (Dautphetal)	Dautphetal	Ev.-luth.	1963	Church as a house for others, asymmetrical saddle roof, towed over the entrance area
	Protestant church	Wolfshausen	Weimar (Lahn)	Ev.-luth.	11th century	small, essentially Romanesque hall church with narrow rectangular choir, renovated several times; slightly curved gable roof turret in the west
	Protestant church	Wollmar	Münchhausen (am Christenberg)	Ev.-luth.	1828
	Protestant church	Wolzhausen	Breidenbach	Ev.-luth.	1780-1781	medieval core, polygonal choir; Rebuilt in 1780/1781
	Old church	Wommelshausen	Bad Endbach	Ev.-Lutheran, district	10-12 Century	Romanesque towerless hall church typical of the epoch with roof turret; 1269 and 1284 alterations to the gables and south wall, 1485–1487 installation of L-shaped galleries (earliest galleries in the area), 1720/26 renovation, rectangular choir demolished; 1994 takeover by Ldkrs. Marburg-Biedenkopf, 1996–2000 renovation; since 2001 use for church and cultural purposes
	New Evangelical Church	Wommelshausen	Bad Endbach	Ev.-luth.	1965	egg-shaped plan