Církev Českobratrská evangelická Dobříš

The permanent prayer house or church of the Czech Brethren Evangelical Church was originally located in the nearby village of Rybníky. Today, the building is privately owned and has not been used for spiritual purposes for more than thirty years. The Evangelical Church in Dobříš was built in 1937 and for many years it was without its bell, which was melted down during the war. It was not returned to the bell tower until the 1990s. In the years 1942-1943, the church was decorated by the academic painter Oldřich Vlach. During the 1950s, services were held here despite political difficulties. In 1983, the first repair of the church took place. Ten years later, a new rectory was built in the neighborhood. A classic covered columbarium with an urn grove is connected to the church. The last extensive interior reconstruction took place in 2007. The permanent prayer house or church of the Czech Brethren Evangelical Church was originally located in the nearby village of Rybníky. Today, this object is privately owned and has not been used for spiritual purposes for more than thirty years. The Evangelical Church in Dobříš was built in 1937 and for many years was without its bell, which was melted down during the war. It was not returned to the bell tower until the 1990s. In the years 1942-1943, the church was decorated by the academic painter Oldřich Vlach. During the 1950s, services were held here despite political difficulties. In 1983, the church was first repaired. Ten years later, a new rectory was built in the neighborhood. A classic covered columbarium with an urn grove is now connected to the church. The last extensive interior reconstruction took place in 2007.