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The Lutheran parish of Rypin |
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Name: |
Rypin |
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Location: |
About 60 km North of Płock |
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Established: |
1938 |
Lutheran Church at Rypin - Photo by: Jutta Dennerlein, 2006 |
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Pastors: |
Ernst Waldemar Krusche (1938-1939), Hugo Schmidt (1940-1945) (2nd Pastor) Bruno Gustav Czerwiński (1940-1945) |
| Chronicle: | There is a Chronicle of Michałki and Rypin. |
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History: |
Till 1938 Rypin belonged to the parish of Michałki-Rypin. Already in 1888 a Lutheran church was built in Rypin. Accordingly the vicarage was also moved from Michałki to Rypin. After Michałki had built it's own church in 1935-1937 Rypin became an independent parish. The village Oborki built a new school in 1931. Among other contributions the building was financed by a donation of Nobel Prize winner Thomas Mann. After the separation from Michałki the parish of Rypin contained the villages: Cetki, Somsiory, Skudzawy, Tomaszewo, Trombin and Zbojenko. |
Lutheran Church at Rypin, entrance - Photo by: Jutta Dennerlein, 2006
Lutheran Church at Rypin, detail - Photo by: Jutta Dennerlein, 2006 |
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Sources: |
Eduard Kneifel: Die evangelisch-augsburgischen Gemeinden in Polen 1555-1939 |
