| LUTHERAN CHURCH OF PUERTO MONTT Text: César Sánchez Vera First Lutheran Church of Puerto Montt. Construction began in 1868 and was destroyed by fire on October 30, 1871 when the building was recently completed (File Photo Alejandro Torres). known German communities, and especially professionals working in the salt industry, made donations for the rebuilding of the temple, but the board decided to build a school leaving a room for religious purposes. On August 9, 1873 the new pastor Alfred Forney delivered his first sermon in the building of the German school. This religion had a short stay in our city was forced to resign by questioning the morality of his wife. Following the incident the Lutheran community in Germany wrote: "... our reputation has suffered greatly from the Catholic population and can only recover if we receive as soon as possible a new and vigorous shepherd our flock in danger of disbanding. However, the board continued to work and the January 9, 1879 is recognized by the Government of Chile the Statutes of the German Evangelical Parish of Puerto Montt. In 1881 Pastor Friedrich Beckmann hires who stay ten years in the making by an outstanding apostolate. Since Germany will send 1500 francs (1889) to begin construction of a large modern church. For his part, Dr. Carlos Martin organizes a campaign to collect financial contributions achieving more thousand marks for the completion of the temple. On this same date, the churches of the lake is separated from Puerto Montt and Heinrich Schweden pastor comes among his duties is serving the communities of Puerto Montt, Puerto Varas and road Chamiza. In addition to assuming the post of director of the German school, Schweden opened the first kindergarten in our city. Diagonal Germania The church was opened in 1891. Lutheran Church located at the beginning of street A. Varas in a view of 1898 (File Photo Alejandro Torres). Lutheran Church from the rear view on a view of the city in 1898 (Photo Archive Alejandro Torres). Lutheran Church view from street corner Varas Serena in 1920 (Photo Archive Alejandro Torres). Lutheran Church and the right side in a German school taking pictures of a school group in 1930 (Photo Archive Alejandro Torres). Iglesia Luterana y calle A. Varas en una vista de finales de la década de 1950 (Archivo Fotográfico Alejandro Torres). Para el terremoto del 22 de mayo 1960 que asoló la zona sur del país, la iglesia luterana sufrió severos daños estructurales además de caer su torre, por lo que tuvo que ser demolida más tarde. Según se cuenta, su campana sonaba estruendosamente con el movimiento sísmico. Iglesia Luterana con su torre en el suelo, posterior al terremoto del 22 de mayo de 1960 (Archivo Fotográfico Alejandro Torres). Para this date the German community had achieved great economic and social prosperity which was not difficult to acquire land in Baquedano Street and build a modern complex that housed a chapel, meeting hall and parsonage. Was opened on August 23, 1963 and on Sundays, when passing through the neighborhood, you can listen to the Lutherans sing their hymns in German. New Lutheran Church located in Baquedano Street, in a view of the early 70 (File Photo Alejandro Torres). LIST OF LUTHERAN PASTORS 1865 – 1866 Alfred Tysska 1868 – 1873 Franz Renz 1873 - Alfred Formey 1875 – 1881 Theodor Schenk 1881 – 1892 Friedrich Beckmann 1892 – 1897 Paul Saemann 1897 – 1904 Heinrich Schweden 1904 – 1910 Georg Holler 1911 – 1915 Bruno Müntz 1916 – 1923 Gerhard Schafhirt 1923 – 1925 Gustav Heldenreich 1926 – 1928 Wilhelm Diedrich 1828 – 1932 Hans Stökl 1933 – 1938 Heinrich Steinwachs 1938 – 1953 Viktor Otto 1954 – 1960 Eberhard Wittmann 1960 - Albert Ehrmann 1960 – 1963 Karl Steybe 1963 – 1970 Eberhard Michels 1070 - 1975 Henning Schaper 1977 to 1983 Brenda Dietrich from 1983 to 1986 Wileied Buchweitz 1986 to 1988 Schubert Baldir 1988 to 1995 Tomás Gaete Cardemil 1995 to 1999 Gottfried Haferburg 1999 to 2007 Alejandro Zegers 2007 - Siegfried Sander |
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