Structure of the Reformed Church in the Electoral Palatinate Around 1600
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with the kind permission of the Herder Verlag
with the kind permission of the Herder Verlag
Structure of the Reformed church of the Electoral Palatinate around 1600, diagram, unknown creator, 1987; source: Jedin, Hubert / Latourette, Kenneth Scott / Martin, Jochen: Atlas zur Kirchengeschichte: Die christlichen Kirchen in Geschichte und Gegenwart, Herder Verlag, 3rd ed., Freiburg 1987, p. 75. With the generous permission of Herder Verlag.
The German Reformed churches were usually – as in the case of the Electoral Palatinate depicted here – a composite of a hierarchical order, in which the territorial ruler and a council formed the supreme leadership of the church and supervised the church by means of inspectors, and a countervailing presbyterian-synodal structure at the local level.
Structure of the Reformed church of the Electoral Palatinate around 1600, diagram, unknown creator, 1987; source: Jedin, Hubert / Latourette, Kenneth Scott / Martin, Jochen: Atlas zur Kirchengeschichte: Die christlichen Kirchen in Geschichte und Gegenwart, Herder Verlag, 3rd ed., Freiburg 1987, p. 75. With the generous permission of Herder Verlag.