Herrnhut Synod

The Herrnhut Synod was a church meeting held in 1727 in Herrnhut, Germany, by members of the Moravian Church. It was significant because it established the church's core principles, emphasizing unity, missionary work, and spiritual renewal. The synod helped formalize Moravian beliefs and practices, promoting a sense of shared mission and community among members. It also laid the groundwork for the church’s emphasis on evangelism and global outreach, influencing Protestant missions worldwide. Overall, it marked a pivotal moment in shaping the identity and purpose of the Moravian Church.