Evangelical Lutheran Dean's Office Bayreuth
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 Evangelical Lutheran Dean's Office Bayreuth (Kanzleistraße 11) |
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| organization | |
| Deanery district | Bayreuth |
| Church district | Bayreuth |
| Regional church | Evangelical Lutheran Church in Bavaria |
| statistics | |
| Parishes | 26th |
| Parishes | 31 |
| management | |
| dean | Jürgen Hacker |
| Address of the Dean's Office | Kanzleistraße 11 95444 Bayreuth |
| Web presence | www.bayreuth-evangelisch.de |
The Evangelical Lutheran deanery of Bayreuth is one of the 16 deaneries of the Bayreuth church district . Jürgen Hacker is currently dean.
history
The Reformation was introduced in the Margraviate of Brandenburg-Kulmbach in 1528. In 1604 the residence was moved to Bayreuth . In 1558 a superintendent was established in Bayreuth with the parishes of Bayreuth-Stadt , Bayreuth-Schloßkirche, Bayreuth-St. Johannis , Benk , Bindlach , Birk, Bronn, Busbach, Creußen, Eckersdorf , Emtmannsberg , Gesees , Lindenhardt, Mistelbach , Mistelgau , Neunkirchen am Main , Neustadt a. K., Obernsees, Pegnitz, Plech, Weidenberg and Wirbenz. With their establishment, the following parishes were added 1588 Haag , 1602 Schnabelwaid, 1614 Mengersdorf, 1652 Neustädlein am Forst and 1712 Bayreuth-St. George . The parishes Aufseß, Neustadt a. K. and Wirbenz came to Bavaria in 1803. On February 28, 1810, the superintendent became Bavarian. On December 7, 1810, the superintendent was continued as a deanery. Bronn, Creußen, Haag, Lindenhardt and Schnabelwaid were given to Creußen. Warmensteinach was a branch of Weidenberg and has been an independent parish since 1912.
Neudrossenfeld belonged from 1558 to the superintendent of Kulmbach. From December 7, 1810, the superintendent was continued as the Dean's office. In 1922 Neudrossenfeld fell to Bayreuth.
Parishes
To the district following 31 includes congregations in 26 parishes with their church buildings:
In Bayreuth
- Church of the Resurrection in the Saas district
- Christ Church in the Bahnhofsviertel (2 parish offices)
- Epiphany Church in the Laineck district
- Church of the Redeemer in the Old Town district (2 parish offices)
- Friedenskirche in the district of Birken
- Kreuzkirche (2 parish offices) in the Kreuz district
- Luther Church in the Red Hill district
- Nicodemus Church in the Neue Heimat district
- Ordenskirche St. Georgen in the St. Georgen district (3 parish offices)
- St. Johannis (2 parish offices), another church Magdalenenkirche in the district of Grunau
- City church in the city center (3 parish offices), other churches, hospital church and Gottesackerkirche
Outside of Bayreuth
- Parish Benk , St. Walburga
- Parish of Bindlach , St. Bartholomew
- Parish of Eckersdorf
- Parish Busbach , St. Peter and Paul
- Parish Eckersdorf , St. Giles
- Church community Neustädtlein am Forst , St. John the Baptist
- Parish of Emtmannsberg
- Parish Emtmannsberg , St. Bartholomew
- Parish Neunkirchen , St. Lawrence
- Parish Stockau , St. Matthew
- Parish of Gesees , fortified church St. Marien zum Gesees
- Parish of Hague , St. Catherine
- Parish Heinersreuth , Reconciliation Church
- Parish Hummeltal , Friedenskirche
- Parish Mistelbach , St. Bartholomäus
- Mistelgau parish
- Parish Mistelgau , St. Bartholomew (1737), St. Lawrence (1450) in Tröbersdorf
- Parish of Glashütten , St. Bartholomäus (1617)
- Parish of Neudrossenfeld , Trinity Church
- Parish Obernsees-Mengersdorf
- Parish Mengersdorf , St. Otto
- Parish Upper Lake , St. Jakob (with St. Rupertus (Upper Lake) )
- Parish Warmensteinach , On the Holy Trinity
- Weidenberg Parish , St. Michael
literature
- Matthias Simon: Historical Atlas of Bavaria . Ecclesiastical organization, the Protestant Church. Commission for Bavarian State History, Munich 1960.
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Archived copy ( memento of the original dated December 21, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
