Czech Moravian Church

The Czech Moravian Church, known as the Církev bratrská in Czech, is a Protestant Christian denomination that emerged in the 18th century as part of the Moravian Church movement. It emphasizes personal faith, community service, and education, guided by the teachings of Jesus Christ. The church is rooted in the Czech Lands' history, focusing on principles of tolerance and social justice. It is known for its liturgical diversity and commitment to social issues. While it has a relatively small membership, it plays a significant role in promoting moral values and community involvement in Czech society.