Johann Georg lamp

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Johann Georg Lampe (* before 1775 in Hamburg ; † June 5, 1813 ) was a German Lutheran theologian and clergyman .

Life

Johann Georg Lampe turned to study theology in Helmstedt and then, on June 9, 1775, became a theological candidate in Hamburg . In April 1781 the heads of the German Lutheran congregation in Arkhangelsk were looking for a preacher for their congregation and turned to Hamburg Senator Dorner. When this lamp recommended, he was ordained on May 9th in Hamburg and now traveled to Arkhangelsk.

On July 21, 1783, Lampe was appointed preacher of the German-speaking St. Petri Congregation in St. Petersburg . There he looked after the poor and the sick in particular, so he founded an association for the nursing of the poor with his friend Guckenberger.

Works

  • Funeral speech at the corpse of Warel (St. Petersburg 1781)
  • Pulpit speech in memory of the Russian imperial real secret councilor Otto Hermann von Viettinghoff, called von Scheel (St. Petersburg 1792)
  • Also a word to the German public here (St. Petersburg 1792)
  • News from the Institution for the Poor Sick in St. Petersburg, along with three sequels (1793)

literature

personal data
SURNAME Lamp, Johann Georg
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German Lutheran theologian and clergyman
DATE OF BIRTH before 1775
PLACE OF BIRTH Hamburg
DATE OF DEATH June 5, 1813