Reformation of the Church in Strasbourg

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Reformation of the Church in Strasbourg is a major 16th-century Protestant church reform program led by Martin Bucer that helped shape the development of Reformed theology and ecclesiastical practice in the Holy Roman Empire.

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instanceOf Protestant Reformation movement
church reform program
historical event
hasCenter St. Thomas Church, Strasbourg
Strasbourg Cathedral
hasDoctrinalFeature emphasis on church discipline
mediating position on the Lord’s Supper
pastoral care and church visitation
use of church orders (Kirchenordnungen)
hasEndTime 16th century
hasKeyFigure Caspar Hedio
Jacob Sturm von Sturmeck
John Calvin
Martin Bucer
Matthias Zell
Wolfgang Capito
hasLanguage French
German
Latin
hasLeader Martin Bucer
hasLocation Holy Roman Empire
Strasbourg
hasMainReligion Protestantism
Reformed Christianity
linked to: Reformed churches
hasMainTheologicalTradition Lutheran theology
Reformed theology
hasOutcome establishment of a Protestant church in Strasbourg
model for later Reformed church orders
hasPoliticalContext free imperial city of Strasbourg
hasStartTime 1520s
implemented catechetical instruction
church discipline through elders and ministers
evangelical preaching in Strasbourg churches
poor relief reforms
reform of church governance
reform of the Mass
vernacular liturgy
influenced French Reformed churches
John Calvin
Reformed churches in the Holy Roman Empire
ecclesiastical discipline in Reformed churches
influencedBy German Reformation
linked to: Reformation

Huldrych Zwingli
Martin Luther
Swiss Reformation
partOf Protestant Reformation
linked to: Reformation
timePeriod 16th century

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Martin Bucer notableWork Reformation of the Church in Strasbourg
Commentary on the Psalms associatedWith Strasbourg Reformation
linked to: Reformation of the Church in Strasbourg