Stuttgarter Gottesdienst- und Gemeindestudie
Religionssoziologische Momentaufnahme christlicher Gemeinden einer europaischen Metropolregion in okumenischer Perspektive
edited by Friedemann Burkhardt, Simon Herrmann and Tobias Schuckert
German description: Gesellschaftliche Pluralisierung und Internationalisierung verandern die Kirchenlandschaft – auch in Deutschland. Zu diesem Wandel bietet die LIMRIS-Studie fur die Metropolregion Stuttgart (Bevolkerung: 2,7 Millionen) eine neue, bislang einzigartige Faktenlage. Ihre Brisanz resultiert daraus, dass Zahlen und Erkenntnisse ein signifikant anderes Bild von Kirche und Gottesdienst ergeben, wie es mitgliederbezogene Studien zeigen. Unterstutzt durch 85 hochwertige Grafiken und Karten sowie umfangreiche Register macht die Studie Phanomene sichtbar, uber die bislang kaum Kenntnisse vorliegen: Die Gesamtheit der Gemeinden in okumenischer Perspektive und ihrer denominationellen Differenzierung, die Pluralitat des Protestantismus, den Pietismus der Gegenwart, internationale Gemeinden und Migrationskirchenbildung unabhangiger Gemeinden sowie die Wirklichkeit des Gottesdienstes und seine Relevanz. Mit Beitragen von Philipp Bartholoma, Friedemann Burkhardt, Joyce Dara, Eduard Ferderer, Marcel Folz, Volker Gackle, Simon Herrmann, Jorge Krist, Larissa Meister, Hilke Rebenstorf, Andreas Schafer, Tobias Schuckert, Julia Steinkuhler, Bjorn Szymanowski, Chibiy Tchtachouang, Patrick Todjeras und einem Geleitwort von Gerhard Wegner. English summary: Pluralization and Internationalization of societies change the church landscape long term ;this fact is also true for Germany. The LIMRIS-study with its objective of the metropolitan region of Stuttgart (population: 2.7 million people) offers a new and unique perspective on given realities concerning this change. The fact that numbers and insights of this study paint a significantly different picture of church and Sunday worship services than what is typically transmitted via media makes this study so highly explosive. Supported by 85 high-quality graphics and maps, as well as a thoroughly detailed index, the Stuttgart study highlights phenomena for which we have lacked insight to date: the whole body of churches from an ecumenical perspective and its denominational differences, the plurality of Protestantism, current aspects of Pietism, international churches and the development of migrant independent churches, as well as the reality of local church worship services and their relevance.
- Edited by Friedemann Burkhardt
- Edited by Simon Herrmann
- Edited by Tobias Schuckert
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