Презентация на тему:"Лютеранские церкви Санкт-Петербурга" (на английском языке)

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Unknown words friar — монах theology — теология — богословие (истолкование религиозного учения) adherents — сторонники pinnacles — башни- пинакли lancet — стрельчатый

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The history of Lutheranism Lutheranism is a major branch of Protestant Christianity that identifies with the theology of Martin Luther , a German friar . Lutheranism itself found its appearance in Germany , but then spread in many other countries . The split between the Lutherans and the Catholics was made clear in 1521 and Luther was condemned .

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The facts about Lutheranism All the lutherans, including monks, are considered equal and the only difference between monks and others is that monks are those who know more, but they are not considered to be higher than any other lutherans. Today , Lutheranism is one of the largest denominations of Protestantism and Christianity overall , with approximately 80 million adherents , making it the third most common branch of Protestant church

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Lutheran churches in our city Saint Petersburg has around 10 Lutheran chruches, their noticable differences: simplicity and sharp edges. Some of the currently active churches are: The Lutheran Church of Saint Peter and Paul The Lutheran Church of Saint Mikhail The Evangelical Lutheran Church of Saint Mary

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Lutheran Church of Saint Peter and Paul The Lutheran Church of Saint Peter and Saint Paul is a Lutheran church is located on Nevsky Prospect . The present building of St . Peter's Lutheran Church was designed by Alexander Brulllov and built in 1833-1837. The religion was persecuted in Soviet Union . The church was closed and used as an indoor swimming pool , most of the inner decorations were damaged . It was only in 1990s when the church was restored and returned to the believers

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Evangelical Lutheran Church of Saint Katarina It is located at Malaya Konyushnaya Street, 1. The building was built in 1885 by Carl Andersson. As it was built for Swedish people by Swedish people, it is usually called «The Swedish church» and the Swedish General Consulate is located there now The church was also closed in Soviet Union and used for basketball and other sports activities . The building was returned to the believers in 1991. The worship is held in both Russian and Swedish

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Evangelical Lutheran Church of Saint Mary The Evangelical Lutheran Church of Saint Mary is a Lutheran church located in Saint Petersburg The church was built in 1805. It is usually called the Finnish church and is one of the oldest and largest Protestant churches in Russia. As the Russian Revolution of 1917 came , the church went through the most difficult time . In 1938, the church was forced to stop functioning and the church building was first used as a residential space and later as a N atural H istory M useum .

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St. John's Church St. John's Church is a Protestant church in St. Petersburg, Russia. The church is situated at the address of 54 Dekabristov Street, close to the Mariinsky Theatre. Founded in 1859 to serve the Estonian community living in the city at that time, it is considered Estonia's symbol of independence. Closed in 1930 by the Soviet government , the belfry and portal was demolished and the building was used for warehousing and workshops .

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St. Ann's Church St. Ann's Church (Annenkirche in German) is a historical church in Saint Petersburg. It was built in 1775-1779 by Felten for the German Lutheran community in a neoclassical style with Ionic columns . The church was closed in 1935 and transformed into a cinema , called Spartak . At the beginning of the 21st century a nightclub was opened inside the building and it was damaged by fire . The church was restored in 2012-2013.

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Lutheran Church of St. Michael Lutheran Church of St. Michael is located on Middle Avenue Vasilevsky Island, 18/3-Line, 32. The community was founded in 1731 in the building of the first cadet corps. In 1834 the community was named after Archangel Michael. In 1841 Emperor Nicholas I ordered the church to turn into a private house. Estonian community organized the Church of St. John here. The church was built after the design of the architect K. Bulmering between 1871 and 1876. It was built in pseudogothic style. Church is crowned with spiky tent on high drum, decorated with gothic lancet windows and pinnacles. The walls of the church are faced with sandstone

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