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2008 saw the inauguration of the Luther Decade in Germany - a program that stretches over ten years and culminates in the celebration of the 500 th anniversary of the posting of Luther's thesis at the Castle Church door in Wittenberg. Parishes...
10.05.2013 08:12
Reformation Anniversaries - An Invitation to Every Parish
2008 saw the inauguration of the Luther Decade in Germany - a program that stretches over ten years and culminates in the celebration of the 500 th anniversary of the posting of Luther's thesis at the Castle Church door in Wittenberg. Parishes...
30.04.2013 19:30
Diaconia helps in Ethiopia
The Diaconia also helps Ethiopian women. How has their situation changed thanks to the fundraising campaign? We describe the current story of one of them ...
Mrs Woode Asharge (31 years old) participated again, for a second year, in the...
18.03.2013 11:13
The next Days of Christian Encounter will take place in July 2014 in Wroclaw
„It is for freedom that Christ has set us free. Stand firm, then, and do not let yourselves be burdened again by a yoke of slavery.!“ Gal 5,1
Görlitz, Niesky, Wisła, Český Těšín, Görlitz, Prag, Bratislava,...
04.03.2013 09:03
SERVITUS celebrates its 10th anniversary in České Budějovice (Budweis)
The ecumenical volunteer organization SERVITUS was founded in May 2003 by representatives of Protestant Churches, the Jewish community, Caritas and Diakonia. Therefore, in April this year it celebrates its 10th anniversary as well as ten years...
is protestant-united. The teaching of the church comes out of the Holy Scripture and from a number of confessions as they developed during the history of the Christian church.
The dogmatic base originates both in the patristic roots of the early Christian church and in the Reformation in the 15th and 16th centuries.
The confessional profile is supplied by all patristic confessions: Apostolic, Nicaeno-Constatinopolian, Chalcedonian and Athanasianum.
The reformation confessions, which the church lean on, are: the Augustana (1530), Second Helvetica ( 1566), The Brothrers one (1535) and the Czech Confession (1575).