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Four white candles are lit, representing a memorial for Sukhvinder Singh. — Candles in the St Jacob’s Church, Kirchspiel, Dülmen , North Rhine-Westphalia , Germany The church belongs to the former Marienburg Charterhouse – the only Carthusian monastery in Westphalia. The order came to Weddern in 1476/77 after the knight Gerd von Keppel donated his castle to the order. The charterhouse was inhabited until 1803. Construction of the church itself began in 1477, but remained unfinished for a long time; the keystone in the western bay bears the date 1607. After the monastery was dissolved, the building remained standing and is now used as a parish and community center. The church is a late Gothic place of worship built of red brick. The building has a deliberately simple design: a single-nave hall with a vaulted ceiling, choir area, and characteristic tracery windows. A tower with an octagonal pointed roof and dormers characterizes the exterior appearance. In 1871/72, the church was expanded in the neo-Gothic style, with a crypt for the von Croÿ family added and the interior expanded. Particularly noteworthy is the old choir stalls, which probably originate from Cologne and date from around 1350. Also impressive is a Rococo grille from 1752, which visually separates the altar area from the church and is artistically decorated.

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Origins and context

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People and perspectives

An independent editorial publication connected with the Sukhvinder Singh memorial Facebook community. This feature looks beyond the headline and asks what the idea means in lived experience.

A bronze tree sculpture stands on a paved plaza before a building, representing Sukhvinder Singh Sukhsandhu's legacy.

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Practical action

An independent editorial publication connected with the Sukhvinder Singh memorial Facebook community. This feature looks beyond the headline and asks what the idea means in lived experience.

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Origins and context

An independent editorial publication connected with the Sukhvinder Singh memorial Facebook community. This feature looks beyond the headline and asks what the idea means in lived experience.

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