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Bielaruski evangelicny refarmacki zbor
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Belarusian Evangelical Reformed Church
Tsnianskaya str 17-17
220100 Minsk
Belarus (Europe)
Telephone: +375 17 232-1672
Fax: +375 17 232-1672
Email: unilit@radivil.belpak.minsk.by
Address-No.: 1258 / 6562
This small community was established and officially registered in 1992. Ref communities had been present in the territory of Belarus since the 16th century. The first Ref church was founded in 1553 in Brest-Litowsk; at the same time a publishing house was started. At the end of the 16th century more than 200 congr existed in Belarus. In 1617 a Ref high school was established in Slutsk; in the 18th and 19th centuries a theological school functioned in Koidanava (Dziarzynsk), Minsk region. During the Communist regime all activities were suppressed; the school was closed and several church buildings blown up. The community which came into existence in 1992 seeks to revive the Ref presence in Belarus.
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Statistic data of church
Members |
total: 40 |
Parishes |
(conventionally): 1 |
house fellowships |
(Number of growing parishes): 2 |
Ordained clergy |
total: 0 |
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women´s ordination |
Elders/Presbyters |
total: 0 |
Deacons |
total: 0 |
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deacons available |
Missionaries |
total: 0 |
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missionaries do not working abroad |
Baptismal practise |
infant and believer´s baptism
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Godparents |
No information about godparents
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Lord's Supper |
Frequency per annum: 52
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Newspapers/ Periodicals |
no information about publication of magazines |
Theological training facilities |
Number: 0 |
Schools providing general education |
no other schools |
Founded in |
1553 |
Organizational structures |
Synods, Congregational Assembly |
Official languages |
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Confessions |
- Apostles´ Creed
- Canon of Dort (1618/19)
- Heidelberg Catechism (1563)
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last update: 20.02.2004
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