Jenins Reformed Church

Exterior view

inside view

The Reformed Church in Jenin in the Grisons domination is a Protestant - Reformed church under the monument of the canton of Grisons . The narrow tower with two-storey bell house, tower and onion dome characterize the village.

History and equipment

The church under the patronage of Mauritius is mentioned indirectly in a document in 1209. It is first documented clearly in 1330. Jenins accepted the Reformation as early as 1540 , so that the sacred building became a preaching church . In the center of the enclosed on three sides by a star-shaped vault spanned chorus is a font , also known as communion table is used. The nave is distinguished by a vertically tapering coffered ceiling . The pulpit without a sound cover rests on a stone attachment to the left of the choir. A wooden cross is attached to the wall - atypical for Reformed churches in Graubünden. The three-door organ corresponds to the pulpit on the opposite side to the right in front of the choir.