Onze-Lieve-Vrouw Ten Hemel opgenomen

Main altar

In neo-gothic style from 1888 by Petrus Pauwels (Oosteeklo 1852-1896). Very colorful painted scenes (polychromed). The main altar is one of the few remaining original elements after the destruction of the church at the end of the second world war. The painting above this high altar was won by the municipality in 1849 and is by the hand of L. Bonnet. It was gifted to the church council in 1852.

Organs

Organ from 1965 with keyboard next to the liturgical center, built by Paul II. Anneessens (Menen, 1917-1976).
Organ from 2011, in the choir loft, built by Patrick Collon (Brussels 1942-).

Bells

The original bells were stolen by the Germans during World War II. Today, the church has 2 bells, gifted in 1953. They were cast by bell-foundry Fr Sergeys Leuven
- West side: bell gifted by godfather and godmother Mr. and Mrs. P. Van Steenberghe - inscription: PAROCHIE OLV TEN HEMEL OPGENOMEN
- East side: bell gifted by godfather G. Dierkens, church council president - inscription: KLEP EN HELP UW GROTER ZUS  

Way of the cross

Way of the cross consisting of 14 stations designed during the Second Vatican Council in the early 1960s by Antoon Catrie (1924-1977).

Statue of Mary

Refurbished by studio Arte/Grossé, and placed in a display case in 2018.

Confessionals

Neo-gothic, designed by George Minne (1866-1941) in 1924 in collaboration with Gustaaf and Oscar Biesbroeck for the wood-carving.

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