Hvidbjerg Kirke

Hvidbjerg Kirke – visible in the landscape and rooted in history

Hvidbjerg Kirke stands freely and openly in the landscape of Mors and can be seen from a great distance.

It serves as a prominent landmark – both geographically and historically – and welcomes visitors with its simple yet powerful presence.

Romanesque church with a Gothic tower

The church was built in the 12th century from solid granite ashlar blocks and consists of an apse, chancel and nave from the Romanesque period.

The late Gothic tower from around the year 1500 gives the building a clearly vertical emphasis, underlining the church's visibility in the landscape.

Furnishings spanning several periods

Inside the church you'll find a number of fascinating elements from different periods. The font is made of granite and has a distinctive form that makes it particularly noteworthy.

The altarpiece is of the Lutheran winged type from around 1590. The central panel features a painting by V. Tornø from 1884, while the wings are decorated with images of Moses and John the Baptist, added around 1960. This gives the altarpiece a unique interplay between several artistic periods.

Churchyard and historical traces

The churchyard is surrounded by a classic dry-stone wall of field stones, which underlines the historical character of the place.

A richly decorated grave monument from around 1750 has since been moved into the porch, where it can be seen up close and offers a glimpse into the commemorative culture of earlier times.

Why you should visit Hvidbjerg Kirke

• A visible church in the open landscape
• Romanesque building from the 12th century
• Gothic tower from around 1500
• A distinctive font and historic altarpiece
• Beautiful churchyard with a field stone wall

Practical information

Area: Mors

Type: Church and cultural heritage site

Access: Key available from the sexton or at the vicarage in Redsted

Frequently asked questions

When was the church built?
- The church dates from the 12th century with later additions.

What makes the church special?
- Its prominent position in the landscape and the combination of historical elements.

Can you enter the church?
- Yes, the key can be obtained from the sexton or at the vicarage in Redsted.