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The National Geographic is reporting that a church in Germany beats the Tower of Pisa as the most titled structure in the world:
The battle for the most-tilted-tower title has gotten downright medieval, with a 13th-century German church flattening the circa-1372 Leaning Tower of Pisa’s record, Guinness World Records announced this week. Compromised by a wooden foundation and sodden soil, the Suurhusen church’s 15th-century steeple addition tilts at a 5.07-degree angle, versus the Italian tower’s current 3.97 degrees, according to Olaf Kuchenbecker of Guinness World Records’ German office.
If you notice the picture of the leaning church, at least the church leans to the right.
Claude Mariottini
Professor of Old Testament
Northern Baptist Seminary
Photo: National Geographic
Tags: Leaning Church, Leaning Tower, Pisa, Suurhusen Church
Dr. Claude Mariottini - Professor of Old Testament 
>we also have a leaning clock tower in teluk intan, malaysia. you can check the link below for a picture.http://www.nationsillustrated.com/picture/4296the clock tower, standing at 25.5m, was built in 1885 and started leaning between 1889 and 1895. it has leaned 1.8m. from that info, it is calculated to be incline at a 4.5 degree angle! this is even better than the leaning tower of pisa.from anthony lokehttp://oldtestamentpassion.blogspot.com
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>Anthony,Thank you for the information on the leaning clock tower. I was unaware that the leaning clock tower existed and I am quite sure many of my readers don’t know about it either. I will let them know that this tower exists.I saw that you linked my blog to your blog. In a few days I will link your blog to mine.Claude Mariottini
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