United Evangelical Lutheran Church of Germany - President of The Church Office of The VELKD

President of The Church Office of The VELKD

  • 1949-1963: Heinz Brunotte
  • 1963- 1967: Max Keller-Hüschemenger
  • * 1968 - ? : Hugo Schnell
  • 1983-2000: Friedrich-Otto Scharbau
  • since 2000: Friedrich Hauschildt ( also Vice-President of the Office of the EKD, since 2007)

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