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25.05.2018 Grand Cross for bishop SamiecBishop Jerzy Samiec was awarded with the Grand Cross of the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany. read more
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17.03.2018 The Ecumenical Bible is out– Here it is! It has already been available in different editions and translations of course. But now we have a [ecumenical - editorial note] Bible that everyone can call their own – said bishop Andrzej Malicki, president of the Bible Society in Poland, in his sermon during a thanksgiving service to celebrate the publication of the Ecumenical Bible as a single volume.read more -
23.12.2017 Christmas 2017Through sending His Son to the world, God showed us His love. Jesus Christ brought us salvation and freedom.read more -
18.12.2017 Open Letter to Polish Parliament On the 15th of December 2017, the superiors of the three Evangelical Churches (Lutheran, Reformed and Methodist) circulated an open letter. read more -
20.10.2017 Reformation Jubilee in PolandThe central celebrations of the 500th anniversary of the Reformation Jubilee in Poland – an overview. God – Freedom – World, Warsaw, Poland – 27.-29. October 2017read more -
04.09.2017 World Exhibition in WittenbergThe Reformation began 500 years ago, but it is a process that continues to shape the Church, society and the world. This is presented by the World Reformation Exhibition "Gates of Freedom", which was opened on May 20, 2017 in Lutherstadt Wittenberg.read more
Animation about Luther
The film was prepared by the Evangelical Church in Hungary in connection with the celebration of the 500th anniversary of the Reformation.
The Polish version of the film was made on the initiative of the Chancellery of the Leading Bishop of the Church. It is the seventh version in Europe, after the Hungarian, German, English, Finnish, Lithuanian and Portugese. It was produced by Wydawnictwo Warto, and directed by Jerzy Latos, creator and founder of the Teatr Dobrego Serca in Warsaw. Polish actors and actresses were invited to cooperate in the project, including Tomasz Kozłowicz as Martin Luther (his voice is well known from such productions as the Polish version of “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows” or “Pocahontas”) and Maciej Makowski (“Single’s Planet”), Zbigniew Dziduch (“Ice Age”), Dariusz Kowalski (“Plebania”), Kamila Bujalska (“Bodo”), Paulina Dulla (“Women of Mafia”), Maciej Wilewski (“Letters to Santa"), Michał Głowacki ("Hotel Transylvania") and Maciej Maziarz as the voice of Luther as a child.
The film can be viewed and downloaded at luter.pl
The Polish version of the film was made on the initiative of the Chancellery of the Leading Bishop of the Church. It is the seventh version in Europe, after the Hungarian, German, English, Finnish, Lithuanian and Portugese. It was produced by Wydawnictwo Warto, and directed by Jerzy Latos, creator and founder of the Teatr Dobrego Serca in Warsaw. Polish actors and actresses were invited to cooperate in the project, including Tomasz Kozłowicz as Martin Luther (his voice is well known from such productions as the Polish version of “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows” or “Pocahontas”) and Maciej Makowski (“Single’s Planet”), Zbigniew Dziduch (“Ice Age”), Dariusz Kowalski (“Plebania”), Kamila Bujalska (“Bodo”), Paulina Dulla (“Women of Mafia”), Maciej Wilewski (“Letters to Santa"), Michał Głowacki ("Hotel Transylvania") and Maciej Maziarz as the voice of Luther as a child.
The film can be viewed and downloaded at luter.pl
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