German Evangelical Church

The German Evangelical Church, historically known as the Evangelische Kirche in Deutschland (EKD), is a prominent Protestant Christian denomination in Germany. It unites several regional churches that share core beliefs rooted in Lutheran, Reformed, and United traditions. The EKD focuses on community worship, social justice, evangelism, and moral values, serving as a major religious and cultural institution. It emphasizes ecumenical dialogue and adaptation to contemporary issues, functioning as a spiritual guide and societal influence for millions of Germans while respecting regional diversity within its member churches.