pulpit and altar. In the arcade spaces of the hexagonal pulpit there are oil paintings of the evangelists Luke, Mark and Matthew. Above the pulpit is a corona with the eye of God and a carved dove, which is a symbol of the Holy Spirit. Holy sculptures Left and right of the altar there are sculptures of the church's patron saints, Fabian and Sebastian. The 1.09 metre high figure of Sebastian dates to the late 15th century and was carved from oak. The original arrows as well as a forearm and a hand are missing. The painting has only been partially preserved. The figure of Saint Fabian was carved in 2000, also from oak, by Erich Klages. Paintings There are numerous paintings of former pastors in the church, including pictures from the early 17th century. Baptismal font The baptismal font, fashioned from sandstone dates to the year 1608 and was bestowed by the builder of the second Sülzer church, the Amtsmann, Carl Dietrichs. In 1898 the old font was replaced by a Neogothic one, but was returned to the church during the renovation in 1966. Organ The first organ was installed in the church in 1820, but was replaced several times in the following decades. The present organ was built by the Hanoverian firm of Emil Hammer Orgelbau and dedicated in 1986. Rectory and parish hall The current rectory was built at the end of the 18th century on the initiative of the then pastor, Heinrich Schulze, who died of 'consumption' a few years later and did not live to see the new building. The parish hall, in which confirmation courses and other church activities are held, was built in 1939 after its predecessor had to be torn down as it had fallen into disrepair. Cemetery Since the second church was built in the 17th century a piece of land immediately next to the church has been used as a cemetery. Due to a lack of space, a new one had to be laid out in the 1920s. After a long search the choice fell on a field at the exit to the village on the road to Eversen and in 1825 the first burial took place in the new cemetery. In the course of the following decades, the cemetery had to be extended several times. When the nave of the church was lengthened the patron's burial area in the