City Church (Protestant)
Stadtkirche is the status of certain Protestant churches that arose in the course of the Reformation and which represent a special independence of a city in political and religious terms.
In some cases, however , the Evangelical City Church is just a name that does not describe any particular political or canonical position.
Germany
- Evangelical town church (Altensteig)
- Evangelical town church Baden-Baden
- City Church (Bad Hersfeld)
- Evangelical town church (Bad Reichenhall)
- Evangelical town church Bad Wildbad
- Evangelical town church Bad Wildungen
- City Church (Bad Wimpfen)
- City Church (Bayreuth)
- St. Laurentius City Church (Berlin-Köpenick)
- Evangelical town church Besigheim
- City church Biedenkopf
- Evangelical town church Borken (Hesse)
- Evangelical town church (Brilon)
- Bückeburg City Church
- City church Calau
- City church Calw
- City church St. Marien in Celle
- City Church St. Jakobi (Chemnitz)
- City Church Darmstadt
- City Church of the Holy Trinity Delmenhorst
- Evangelical town church (Dillenburg)
- Evangelical town church Dinslaken
- Evangelical town church Ellwangen
- Evangelical town church (Eppingen)
- City Church of St. Dionys (Esslingen am Neckar)
- City church Freudenstadt
- City Church Friedberg
- City Church of Gehren
- Evangelical town church Geislingen
- Evangelical town church (Giengen)
- City Church of Giessen
- City Church (Groß-Gerau)
- Evangelical town church (Grünberg)
- Evangelical town church Gudensberg
- Evangelical town church Herborn
- Evangelical City Church Höchst (Frankfurt a. M.)
- Evangelical town church (Hungen)
- City Church (Johanngeorgenstadt)
- City Church Kaiserswerth (Düsseldorf)
- Evangelical City Church Karlsruhe
- Evangelical town church Kitzingen
- City Church Koenigsee
- City Church (Königslutter)
- City church St. Johann in Kronberg im Taunus
- Evangelical town church Laubach
- Stadtkheirche Laucha on the Unstrut
- Lauta town church
- City and parish church St. Nikolai in Leipzig
- Evangelical City Church (Leonberg)
- Limbach town church in Limbach-Oberfrohna
- Evangelical town church (Lorch)
- Evangelical town church Lörrach
- City Church Ludwigslust
- Stadtkirche Meiningen
- Melsungen town church
- Our Lady (Merkendorf)
- Evangelical town church Monschau
- Murrhardt town church
- City church to Naunhof
- Evangelical town church (Neviges)
- Evangelical City Church (Offenbach am Main)
- Evangelical town church Pforzheim
- Evangelical town church Radeberg
- Evangelical town church (Rastatt)
- Evangelical town church Ravensburg
- Evangelical town church Rheda
- Rotenburg City Church (Wümme)
- City Church St. Jakob (Rothenburg ob der Tauber)
- Protestant town church Rothenburg / Oberlausitz
- Evangelical town church Ruhland
- City Church St. Georg (Schmalkalden)
- Evangelical town church (Schorndorf)
- Schramberg town church
- City Church of St. Johannes and St. Martin (Schwabach)
- Evangelical town church (Schwenningen)
- Evangelical City Church (Stadtilm)
- Evangelical town church Tecklenburg
- Evangelical town church Triptis
- Tuttlingen town church
- Evangelical town church (Unna)
- Vegesack town church
- City church Velten
- City Church (Waltershausen)
- Evangelical City Church (Wanfried)
- Lutherstadt Wittenberg town church
- City Church (Wunstorf)
Austria
In Austria, Emperor Joseph II created the basis for the establishment of Protestant prayer houses (tolerance prayer houses ) with the tolerance patent in 1781 .
- Reformed city church in Vienna-Innere Stadt, Dorotheergasse (instead of a secularized monastery bought in 1783)
- Lutheran City Church in Vienna-Inner City, Dorotheergasse (monastery church of the same monastery, from 1582)
Switzerland
- Aarau City Church
- Reformed Church Aarburg
- City church Burgdorf BE
- City church Glarus
- City Church Thun
- Stadtkirche Winterthur
See also
Individual evidence
- ↑ Peter Blickle: The Reformation in the Empire. Stuttgart 1982, no p.