Evangelical Church of the Augsburg Confession in Poland

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The Evangelical Church of the Augsburg Confession in Poland is the largest Lutheran denomination in Poland, rooted in the Reformation and adhering to the teachings of Martin Luther and the Augsburg Confession.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Lutheran denomination
allows ordination of women
clergyCanMarry true
country Poland
denomination Lutheranism
emphasizesDoctrine authority of Scripture
justification by faith alone
follows teachings of Martin Luther
governingBody Consistory NERFINISHED
Synod NERFINISHED
hasHeadquartersLocation Warsaw NERFINISHED
hasLeaderTitle Bishop
Presiding Bishop NERFINISHED
hasParishesIn Cieszyn Silesia NERFINISHED
Kraków NERFINISHED
Silesia NERFINISHED
Warsaw NERFINISHED
Łódź NERFINISHED
hasSacrament Baptism
Holy Communion NERFINISHED
hasWebsite https://www.luteranie.pl/
historicalPredecessor Lutheran churches in Prussia
Lutheran churches in the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth
isLargest Lutheran denomination in Poland
languageOfWorship Czech
German
Polish
Slovak
mainClassification Evangelical Lutheran
memberOf Conference of European Churches NERFINISHED
Lutheran World Federation NERFINISHED
Polish Ecumenical Council NERFINISHED
World Council of Churches NERFINISHED
namedAfter Augsburg Confession NERFINISHED
polity episcopal-synodal
practices Lutheran liturgical worship
confirmation
infant baptism
primaryConfession Augsburg Confession NERFINISHED
recognizes Apostles’ Creed NERFINISHED
Athanasian Creed NERFINISHED
Nicene Creed NERFINISHED
rootedIn Protestant Reformation NERFINISHED
territorialJurisdiction Republic of Poland NERFINISHED
theologicalOrientation confessional Lutheran
theologicalTradition Protestantism
uses Lutheran confessional documents
Lutheran liturgy

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CEPE hasMember Evangelical Church of the Augsburg Confession in Poland
subject surface form: Community of Protestant Churches in Europe