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English: The Trinity church was build as the third Protestant church in Münster, Westphalia. It was build in 1924 and rebuild after WW2 in 1949. The Trinity church is on the Way of St. James in Westphalia. Stamps for the pilgrim passport can be obtained here.
Deutsch: Die Trinitatis Kirche im Geistviertel von Münster wurde 1924 als Übergangslösung und dritte evangelische Kirche in Münster erbaut und ab 1949 wiederaufgebaut. Sie ist Stempelstelle des westfälischen Jakobswegs. |
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| Author | Gerrit Elshof |
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