# Slovak Evangelical Church

Also called: Slovačka evangelička crkva, Szlovák evangélikus templom, Slowakische evangelische Kirche.

The first Slovak Lutheran families settled in Novi Sad at the beginning of the 19th century and organised their parish in 1811, worshipping at first in a house on today's Šafarikova street whose chapel burned in June 1848. The present church at the corner of Masarikova and Jovana Subotića streets was begun in 1884 and built to the design of Jozef Cocek, with a single nave, a Baroque-profiled bell tower and a triangular pediment; Bishop Gustav Seberenji consecrated it on 30 May 1886. Its organ, installed in 1886, is an original instrument by the Rieger brothers' workshop.

## Pictures (2)

- [Six Churches and a Synagogue of Novi Sad](https://archive.neusatz.cc/i/a8125caf2a35/index.md), 1896–1918
- [Slovak Evangelical Church](https://archive.neusatz.cc/i/637b0cb9cea3/index.md), 1900–1909

Page: https://archive.neusatz.cc/s/slovak-evangelical-church/

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