Reformed church in Košice, Protestant church in Košice, Slovakia.
The Reformed Church in Košice is a Protestant building with simple design and functional spaces built for congregational gatherings and worship. The interior reflects traditional Protestant principles with emphasis on the gathering function of the space.
The building was erected in 1811 when Protestant communities were expanding their presence across eastern Slovakia through architectural construction. This period marked a phase of religious transformation in the region.
The congregation holds services primarily in Hungarian, showing the deep ties between Reformed faith and the Hungarian-speaking communities of southern Slovakia. Visitors can experience this linguistic and religious tradition directly during their time in the building.
The building welcomes visitors during regular opening hours while respecting ongoing services and religious activities. It is best to visit outside of service times to explore the spaces without disruption.
This building belongs to a network of Reformed parishes across Slovakia that operates schools and supports the local community. This connection shows how deeply the Reformed movement is rooted in education and community life throughout the region.
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