Nazareth Church
Nazareth Church is an Evangelical Lutheran name for several churches. The name was probably first used in Germany in 1835 on the recommendation of the Prussian King Friedrich Wilhelm III. awarded when the Nazareth Church designed by Karl Friedrich Schinkel was opened in the Berlin district of Wedding from the parish of St. Sophien . The building of the New Nazareth Church (opened in 1893) gave it the addition of the Old Nazareth Church.
List of Nazareth churches
- Old Nazareth Church in the Berlin district of Wedding (1835, on the proposal of the Prussian King Friedrich Wilhelm III.)
- Nazareth Church (Frankfurt-Eckenheim) in the Frankfurt district of Eckenheim (1863)
- New Nazareth Church in the Berlin district of Wedding (1893, as a new building of the old Nazareth Church, which has become too small )
- Nazareth Church (Hanover) in Hanover-Südstadt (1907, at the suggestion of Pastor Karl Uhden)
- Nazareth Church (Dresden) in the Seidnitz district of Dresden (1953, in the course of the independence of the Seidnitz parish)
- Nazareth Church (Twist) in Twist (1954)
- Nazareth Church (Munich) in the Munich district of Bogenhausen (1961, on the recommendation of the new pastor who previously worked at the Nazareth Church in Dresden)
Individual evidence
- ^ Friedrich Gustav Lisco, Zur Kirchengeschichte Berlins, 1857, p. 84
Web link
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