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Ejerslev Church
Ejerslev Church is a Romanesque village church with a tower added in 1936. It houses a magnificent crucifix from around 1250 and an altarpiece from 1903 depicting Christ appearing to Mary Magdalene. The original altar table and Romanesque baptismal font are preserved. If the door is locked, the key is available from the churchwarden or the rectory.
Ejerslev Church is Romanseque with a steeple from 1936. The church houses a magnificent late Roman crucifix from around 1250. The altar piece from 1903 depicts Christ and Maria Magdalene. The well-preserved altar table has a stone slab with saints sepulcher. The font i Romanesque with an arcade-like edge on the basin.
In case the door is locked, please ask for the key at the verger or in the rectory.
In case the door is locked, please ask for the key at the verger or in the rectory.