Hostrup church is centrally located in the village of Hostrup. Around the church, the village's continuous road runs between the nearby neighboring village of Jejsing in the south to the old noble estate Solvig in the north. Close to the church is Kirkekroen, which is now a parish house and at Hvilken south of Hostrup is the village's very old rectory. The reason why Jejsing is now larger than Hostrup is the construction of the railway past Jejsing in 1867.
In 1477 the church was consecrated to the Virgin Mary, St. Laurentius, Maria Magdalena and Skt. Andreas. This is evidenced by a relic from a saint's store in the church's old altar table. In the church, a medieval figure of Skt. Dionysius.
The church has been exposed to fires on two occasions. In 1650 the tower burned down and in 1860 the nave burned partially. The church was subsequently renovated after 1650 and by LA Winstrup in 1862-63. Later, restorations took place by Axel Hansen in 1927 and by Ebbe Clemmensen in 1956-57. In 1913, the church's altar silver was destroyed by a fire in the parish house. The old altar silver was later replaced by a new set, which was a copy of the old one.
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