Martin Möller Appointed Chief Pastor of Görlitz
- When
- 1600
- Where
- Görlitz
- Episodes
- 1
Martin Möller, a German poet and mystic, arrived in Görlitz in 1600 to serve as a pastor. His congregation included Jakob Böhme. The specific title of chief pastor is not explicitly confirmed in the provided passages, which only state he came to the city and served there.
Episodes
Background and detail
Background. Martin Möller was a German poet and mystic born in 1547. He was ordained in 1572 without university education and served as a pastor and deacon in Kesseldorf, Löwenberg, and Sprottau before moving to Görlitz.
Appointment in Görlitz. Möller came to Görlitz in 1600, where he served as a pastor. His congregation included the mystic Jakob Böhme. The sources confirm his presence and pastoral role in the city during this period, though they do not explicitly use the title 'chief pastor'.
People involved
- Martin Möller · Pastor and poet
- Jakob Böhme · Congregant
Sources
- Martin Moller Wikipedia, revision of 2025-12-08
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