Hjerpsted church is located alone west of the village Hjerpsted. The church is located high on Hjerpsted hill island and directly towards the Wadden Sea. The church is mentioned in 1514, which is dedicated to St. His.
Church buildings
The church's nave and chancel are from the early Romanesque period, o.1200. At the same time an apse was also erected, but it was demolished in 1715, to make room for an extension of the choir to the east. The masonry in the nave is granite stone, while bricks have also been used in the chancel. From the demolished apse, a number of curved hewn granite stones originate around the church building. The south door of the church and the north priests are now both walled in, while the north entrance door is preserved. The nave has two original windows to the north, while the chancel has only a single window. On the south wall of the nave is a sundial of limestone from 1776.
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