Evangelical Superintendentage AB West Bohemia

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Evangelical Superintendentage AB West Bohemia
Diocesan territory West Bohemia (without the Ascher Ländchen )
Seat Aussig
Parishes 36

The Evangelical Superintendentur AB West Bohemia was a diocese of the Evangelical Church AB in Austria , which existed from 1900 to 1918.

organization

The superintendent included up to 36 German-speaking parishes in Bohemia . The official seat of the superintendent in charge of the superintendent was in Aussig . Since 1911 the superintendent's office was divided into three senior councils, which were named after rivers: Eger , Elbe and Iser . In 1913 it had almost 55,000 believers.

history

The Evangelical Superintendentur AB West Bohemia was founded in 1900. It emerged from the German-speaking Western Seniorat of the Evangelical Superintendentur AB Böhmen , while the Czech-speaking parishes of the Eastern Seniorat formed the Evangelical Superintendentur AB Ostböhmen . In 1902 Albert Gummi , who had previously provisionally headed the new superintendent, was officially elected superintendent. The superintendent ceased to exist in 1918 after the dissolution of Austria-Hungary , as the Czechoslovak government forbade maintaining relations with the Austrian church. The parishes became part of the German Evangelical Church in Bohemia, Moravia and Silesia , which was founded on October 25, 1919 .

Communities

Parish founding year Church building image
Aussig 1878 (1873 as a branch municipality of Teplitz ) Evangelical Church in Aussig; Jesus Church in Türmitz (sermon point) Jesus Church in Türmitz
Bohemian-Budweis 1910 (1868 as a branch municipality of Linz ) Evangelical Church in České Budějovice; Prayer house in Prachatitz (sermon place) Evangelical Church in České Budějovice
Braunau 1905 Evangelical Church in Großdorf near Braunau Evangelical Church in Großdorf
Brus 1908 Evangelical Church in Brüx
German Gablonz 1838 (1820 as a branch of Krschischlitz) Evangelical Church in Deutsch-Gablonz Evangelical Church Deutsch-Gablonz
German Horschowitz 1908 (1901 as a branch municipality of Chomutov ) Evangelical Church in Deutsch-Horschowitz; Evangelical Church in Woratschen (sermon point)
Dux 1903 Evangelical Church in Dux Evangelical Church in Dux
Eger 1862 Evangelical Church in Eger; Evangelical Church in Franzensbad (Filialgemeinde) Evangelical Church Cheb
Falkenau on the Eger 1907 (1899 as a branch of Eger ) Thomaskirche in Falkenau an der Eger; Evangelical Church in Chodau (Filialgemeinde), Evangelical Church in Königsberg an der Eger (Filialgemeinde), Evangelical Church in Haberspirk (Preaching place) Thomaskirche in Falkenau an der Eger
Diligence 1834 (1563 as a branch of Brambach in Saxony ) Evangelical Church in Fleißen; Evangelical Church in Graslitz (Filialgemeinde)
Friedland in Bohemia 1898 Church of the Redeemer in Friedland in Bohemia Church of the Redeemer in Friedland in Bohemia
Görkau - Rotenhaus 1858 (1824 as a branch of Haber ) Evangelical Church in Görkau-Rotenhaus
Grottau 1911 Evangelical Church in Grottau
Haber 1784 Evangelical Church in Haber
Haida 1905 Evangelical Church in Haida
Hermann soaps 1783 Evangelical Church in Hermannseifen; Evangelical Church in Johannisbad (diaspora parish), prayer house in Arnau (sermon point) Evangelical Church in Johannisbad
Hohenelbe 1910 Prayer house in Hohenelbe; Evangelical Church in Hackelsdorf (sermon point)
Karbitz 1908 Evangelical Church in Karbitz; Evangelical Church in Weschen (sermon point)
Carlsbad 1866 (1860 as a branch municipality of Fleißen ) Peter and Paul Church in Karlsbad; Evangelical Church in Deutsch-Joachimsthal (Preaching Station), Evangelical Church in Neudek (Preaching Station), Evangelical Church in Platten (Preaching Station) Peter and Paul Church in Karlovy Vary
Komotau 1878 (1849 as a subsidiary of Görkau - Rotenhaus ) Evangelical Church in Chomutov
Leitmeritz 1906 Evangelical Church in Leitmeritz; Evangelical Church in Lobositz (Filialgemeinde), Evangelical Church in Trebnitz (Filialgemeinde)
Marienbad 1881 (previously the diaspora community of Eger ) Evangelical Church in Marienbad Evangelical Church in Marienbad
Mittel-Langenau 1916 Evangelical Church in Mittel-Langenau
Morchenstern 1910 Evangelical Church in Morchenstern; Mountain church in Wurzelsdorf - Schenkenhahn (sermon point) Mountain church in Wurzelsdorf-Schenkenhahn
Pilsen 1872 (1862 as a branch municipality of Prague ) Evangelical Church in Pilsen
Prague (German) 1791 Michaelis Church in Prague Michaelis Church in Prague
Reichenberg 1861 (previously a subsidiary of Deutsch-Gablonz ) Evangelical Church in Reichenberg
Rose village 1863 (previously a branch of Haber ) Evangelical Church in Rosendorf
Rumburg 1860/1861 (previously a branch of Haber ) Evangelical Church in Rumburg Evangelical Church in Rumburg
Saaz 1908 Evangelical Church in Saaz; Evangelical Church in Podersam (preaching place) Evangelical Church in Saaz
Horror stone 1903 Evangelical Church in Schreckenstein
Teplitz 1852 (1845 as a branch of Haber ) Evangelical Church in Teplitz; Evangelical church in Boreslau (sermon point), Evangelical church in the monastery grave (sermon point) , Evangelical church in Wisterschan (sermon point) Evangelical church in monastery tomb
Tetschen 1914 (1852 as a branch of Haber ) Evangelical Church in Tetschen Evangelical Church in Tetschen
Trautenau 1900 Evangelical Church in Trautenau
Warnsdorf 1903 Evangelical Church in Warnsdorf Evangelical Church in Warnsdorf
Weipert 1906 Evangelical Church in Weipert

literature

  • Julius A. Kolatschek: The Protestant Church of Austria in the German-Slavic countries. A representation of the field of work of the Evangelical Association of the Gustaf Adolf Foundation in the countries mentioned and at the same time a contribution to the history of Austrian Protestantism . Self-published by the Vienna Main Association of the Gustaf Adolf Foundation, Vienna 1869, chap. IX. Bohemia , S. 50-92 .

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Erich Bernhard: The legal organization of evangelicals in Bohemia since the beginning of their history (=  treatises on nationality law . Volume 2 ). M. Niemeyer, Halle (Saale) 1939, p. 46 .
  2. ^ A b Karl W. Schwarz: "De-Austrians!" Protestantism in the Czech Republic after the fall of the Habsburg monarchy. Lecture at the annual conference of the Johannes Mathesius Society from May 1st to 3rd, 2009 in Herrnhut. Johannes-Mathesius-Gesellschaft - Evangelische Sudetendeutsche eV, May 27, 2011, accessed on October 16, 2013 .
  3. ^ Barbara Schmid-Egger: Clergy and Politics in Bohemia around 1900 (=  Scientific materials and contributions to the history and regional studies of the Bohemian countries . Issue 21). Lerche, Munich 1974, p. 20 .
  4. ^ Barbara Schmid-Egger: Clergy and Politics in Bohemia around 1900 (=  Scientific materials and contributions to the history and regional studies of the Bohemian countries . Issue 21). Lerche, Munich 1974, p. 289 .
  5. ↑ a b c d The DEKiBMS communities. Directory of parishes, branches and preaching offices of the German Evangelical Church in Bohemia, Moravia and Silesia. Johannes-Mathesius-Gesellschaft - Evangelische Sudetendeutsche eV, May 27, 2011, accessed on October 16, 2013 .
  6. ^ A b Rudolf Vrba: Oesterreichs Bedränger: The Los-von-Rom movement. Studies on political, religious and social conditions in the present . Self-published, Prague 1903, p. 247 ( archive.org [accessed October 16, 2013]).
  7. ↑ History našeho sboru. Sbor ČCE v Nejdku, accessed October 16, 2013 (Czech).
  8. ↑ http://www.zanikleobce.cz/index.php?obec=3839
  9. ↑ http://usti-aussig.net/stavby/karta/nazev/403-evangelicky-kristuv-kostel