Diakon wurde man, weil man anders war: Die Geschichte des Kirchlich-Diakonischen Lehrgangs in Berlin-Weissensee (1952-1991)

After the partition of Germany, it had become impossible to train East and West German students of deaconry together. While the latter remained at the Johannesstift, the former lived and studied at a new training facility - known as a 'Bruderhaus' - that had been established at the Stephanus Foundation in Weissensee. This book charts the history of a school which, although fraught with tension and conflict, enabled young male (and later female) Christians - despite the numerous obstacles posed by the East German political and social order - to devote themselves to Christian social work and care for those 'on the fringes' of society.

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Diakon wurde man, weil man anders war: Die Geschichte des Kirchlich-Diakonischen Lehrgangs in Berlin-Weissensee (1952-1991)

After the partition of Germany, it had become impossible to train East and West German students of deaconry together. While the latter remained at the Johannesstift, the former lived and studied at a new training facility - known as a 'Bruderhaus' - that had been established at the Stephanus Foundation in Weissensee. This book charts the history of a school which, although fraught with tension and conflict, enabled young male (and later female) Christians - despite the numerous obstacles posed by the East German political and social order - to devote themselves to Christian social work and care for those 'on the fringes' of society.

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Diakon wurde man, weil man anders war: Die Geschichte des Kirchlich-Diakonischen Lehrgangs in Berlin-Weissensee (1952-1991)

Diakon wurde man, weil man anders war: Die Geschichte des Kirchlich-Diakonischen Lehrgangs in Berlin-Weissensee (1952-1991)

by Margit Herfarth
Diakon wurde man, weil man anders war: Die Geschichte des Kirchlich-Diakonischen Lehrgangs in Berlin-Weissensee (1952-1991)

Diakon wurde man, weil man anders war: Die Geschichte des Kirchlich-Diakonischen Lehrgangs in Berlin-Weissensee (1952-1991)

by Margit Herfarth

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After the partition of Germany, it had become impossible to train East and West German students of deaconry together. While the latter remained at the Johannesstift, the former lived and studied at a new training facility - known as a 'Bruderhaus' - that had been established at the Stephanus Foundation in Weissensee. This book charts the history of a school which, although fraught with tension and conflict, enabled young male (and later female) Christians - despite the numerous obstacles posed by the East German political and social order - to devote themselves to Christian social work and care for those 'on the fringes' of society.


Product Details

ISBN-13: 9783374051649
Publisher: Evangelische Verlagsanstalt
Publication date: 07/07/2017
Series: Diakonat - Kirche - Diakonie Series , #3
Pages: 376
Product dimensions: 5.71(w) x 8.43(h) x (d)
Language: German

About the Author

Margit Herfarth, Dr. theol., Jahrgang 1970, studierte Evangelische Theologie in Munster, Greifswald, Tubingen und Heidelberg sowie Latein in Heidelberg. Gegenwartig ist Herfarth als Dozentin fur Altes Testament, Kirchengeschichte und Bibelkunde am Wichern-Kolleg im Evangelischen Johannesstift in Berlin tatig.

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