Reformed Church, Tășnad: A Historic Protestant Church in Romania

Reformed Church, TășnadReformed Church, Tășnad

Site at a Glance

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Country
Romania
Primary era
Early Modern
Eras represented
Medieval, Early Modern, Modern
Civilizations
Habsburg, Hungarian
Site type
Religious
Remains
Church

History

The Reformed Church in Tășnad, Romania, was first consecrated as a Roman Catholic church in 1476. During the 16th century, it became part of the Reformed tradition, a Protestant movement that emerged during the Reformation. The church is affiliated with the Reformed Church in Romania.

A fire damaged the building in 1660, and it was temporarily rebuilt in wood. During the 18th century, the church was reconstructed in masonry. Its tower and spire were completed in 1822.

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