Friedrich Uhlhorn (theologian)

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Friedrich Uhlhorn (born April 17, 1860 in Hanover , † May 10, 1937 in Hann. Münden ) was a German Evangelical Lutheran pastor, theologian and church historian .

Life

The son of the court preacher, abbot of Loccum and senior consistorial councilor Gerhard Uhlhorn (1826–1901) spent his school days at the grammar schools in Hanover and Celle . Then he studied theology and economics in Gießen , Erlangen , Göttingen and Berlin . In 1889 Friedrich Uhlhorn became pastor in Lauenförde . Eight years later he took over the work of pastor in Hamelin and carried it out until 1921. He then took a job in Meensen ; In 1931 Uhlhorn retired. Among other things, Uhlhorn introduced parish districts in Hameln, regulated poor relief and looked after several church associations.

He was the father of the historian Friedrich Uhlhorn .

Works (selection)

  • The word alone! Or the Reformation of the city of Hanover. Reformation Festival in five acts (1889)
  • The casual speech. Their nature, their history and their treatment according to the principles of the Lutheran Church. In addition to a collection of texts on casual speeches based on the Hanoverian Lectionar (1896)
  • Church discipline according to the principles of the Lutheran Church (1901)
  • Gerhard Uhlhorn, Abbot of Loccum. A picture of life (1903)
  • History of the German Lutheran Church (2 volumes, 1911)
  • D. Petri , the founder of Luth. God's box (1926)
  • The Martin Luther Association in Hanover 1853-1933 and the Hanover Diaspora (1933)

As editor

  • Gerhard Uhlhorn: Daily devotions based on the Hanoverian Lectionary and Luther's Little Catechism (1911)

literature

Web links

Wikisource: Friedrich Uhlhorn  - Sources and full texts
personal data
SURNAME Uhlhorn, Friedrich
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German Protestant pastor, theologian and church historian
DATE OF BIRTH April 17, 1860
PLACE OF BIRTH Hanover
DATE OF DEATH May 10, 1937
Place of death Hannoversch Münden