Trinity Church (Dettelbach)
The Dreieinigkeitskirche ( ) in the Lower Franconian town of Dettelbach is the church of the Protestant community. It is located on Weingartenstrasse in the middle of the small town's new housing estate. The church is part of the Evangelical Lutheran Dean's Office in Kitzingen .
history
Protestants have been recorded in Dettelbach as early as the 16th century. In a visitation report from 1576, the population is described as having fallen away from Catholicism . In 1584 only the city council attended the Corpus Christi procession. Thereupon the Würzburg bishop Julius Echter von Mespelbrunn had some citizens locked up and sent the preacher Gerhard Phyen to the official city. As a result of these measures, around 70 families emigrated. Many of them went to Schernau .
With the Thirty Years' War in 1631 the Protestant Swedes came to Dettelbach under King Gustav Adolf . The city even became the seat of the king at times. After the end of the war, the Lutheran citizens were expelled from the city. It was not until the 20th century that Protestants began to settle in the city's new development areas. The Trinity Church was built in 1991 and was consecrated in 1992.
Architecture and equipment
The church is an east-facing hall building with a high pitched roof . On the east side there is a roof turret with a small bell. The open triangular roof gable is a special feature. The furnishings, mainly made of wood, came into the church at the time of construction. Inside there is a gallery all around. In 2010, glass windows by Johannes Schreiber were installed, which are painted using the so-called fusing technique .
literature
- Hans Bauer: Blessed Land. Paths through the Evangelical Dean's Office Kitzingen am Main . Kitzingen 2012.
- Max Stöcklein: History of the deanery, the parish and the parish church of Dettelbach . In: City of Dettelbach (ed.): Dettelbach 1484-1984. Festschrift and small characteristics of a 500 year old city . Dettelbach 1984. pp. 42-74.
Web links
- Report on the 20th anniversary of the church on the website of the Schernau parish office
Individual evidence
- ↑ Max Stöcklein: History of the deanery, the parish and the parish church of Dettelbach . P. 51.
- ↑ Hans Bauer: Gesegnetes Land . P. 153.
- ↑ Hans Bauer: Gesegnetes Land . P. 154.
Evangelical Church (Albertshofen) | St. Maria Magdalena (Buchbrunn) | Dreieinigkeitskirche (Dettelbach) | St. Laurentius (Fröhstockheim) | Evangelical Church (Hohenfeld) | St. Margarete (Hohenfeld) | Hospital Church of St. John the Baptist (Iphofen) | St. Andreas (Kaltensondheim) | Evangelical town church Kitzingen | Peace Church (Kitzingen) | St. Georg and Maria (Kleinlangheim) | St. Jakobus (Mainstockheim) | St. Nicolai (Marktbreit) | Moritzkapelle (Marktbreit) | St. Stephan (Marktsteft) | St. Michael (Michelfeld) | St. Nicolai (Neuses am Berg) | St. Burkard (Obernbreit) | Kreuzkapelle (Obernbreit) | St. Laurentius (Repperndorf) | Evangelical Bartholomew Church (Rödelsee) | St. Andreas (Schernau) | St. Michael (Schwanberg) | St. Martin (Segnitz) | St. Johannes (Sickershausen)
Churches: Dreieinigkeitskirche (Dettelbach) | Mary in the sand | Assumption of Mary and St. Kilian, Kolonat and Totnan (Neusetz) | Virgin Mary's Pain (Mainsondheim) | St. Andreas (Schernau) | St. Augustine (Dettelbach) | St. Jakobus (Brück) | St. James the Elder (Effeldorf) | St. Kilian (Schnepfenbach) | St. Michael (Euerfeld) | St. Nicolai (Neuses am Berg) | St. Nikolaus (Neuses am Berg) | St. Simon and Jude Thaddäus (Bibergau)
Chapels: Brother Klaus Chapel (Euerfeld) | War memorial chapel (Euerfeld)
Coordinates: 49 ° 48 ′ 9.1 ″ N , 10 ° 10 ′ 3 ″ E