- (until muni****l
reform in 1972, all
independent communities)
named Arnoldshain, Brombach, Dorfweil, Hunoldstal, Niederreifenberg, Oberreifenberg, Schmitten...
-
initially worked as a
youth education officer at the
Evangelische Akademie Arnoldshain. Afterwards, he
worked from 1962 to 1965 as a
research ****istant and...
- a
German church historian and
director of the
Evangelische Akademie Arnoldshain. She was co-editor of the
journal Kirche und
Israel (during 1986–1993)...
-
Protestant Church in Frankfurt. The
church ran an
Evangelical Academy in
Arnoldshain [de],
which was
moved to
Frankfurt in 2013.
Ordination of
women and blessing...
- (Siegfriedsiedlung) HG HE Sängelberg 665,00
Eastern Hintertaunus;
Taunus NP
Arnoldshain, Oberreifenberg, Schmitten,
Seelenberg HG HE near:
Castle Hattstein Pferdskopf...
-
Synod also
delivered the
basis for the multi-denominational
Protestant Arnoldshain Conference (1957) and its
theses on the Lord's Supper. Soon after, on...
- Christianity. He was a
member of
ESSAT and the
Protestant Academy of
Arnoldshain. He
lectured in Germany, France,
Great Britain, Switzerland, and the...
- He also gave many
lectures in the
Protestant Academies of Tutzing,
Arnoldshain and Loc****, in the
Leadership Centre of the
Bundeswehr in
Koblenz and...
-
Germany in
September 1964,
organised by Hans Schönberger and
based at
Arnoldshain in the Taunus.
There was an
excursion from 4–9
September which visited...
- In 1985 the
first congress of ****
church women was held at the
Arnoldshain Evangelical Academy facility.
Subsequent congresses all took
place at...
