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(1767) 1837 - 2005 merendeel 1837-2005 Reference: 0408

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Geref. Kerk Werkendam

Streekarchief Land van Heusden en Altena, Heusden
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Streekarchief Land van Heusden en Altena, Heusden
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HISTORISCHE CONTEXT VAN DE GEREFORMEERDE KERK IN NEDERLAND

Tijdens de Reformatie in de zestiende eeuw splitste zich een groot aantal gelovigen af van de Rooms-Katholieke Kerk. De zo ontstane Nederduits-Gereformeerde Kerken organiseerden in 1618 de Synode van Dordrecht, waar de Dordtse Kerkorde werd aangenomen die nog steeds de basis vormt van het kerkrecht in veel gereformeerde kerken. Bij de Vrede van Munster in 1648 werd het Nederduits-Gereformeerde geloof de staatskerk van de Republiek en was het de enige godsdienst die in het openbaar mocht worden beleden.
Door Koning Willem I werd in 1816 een reglement opgelegd aan de Gereformeerde Kerk waarmee de afspraken van 1618 kwamen te vervallen. Dit was het begin van de Nederlands Hervormde Kerk, een volkskerk die velerlei opvattingen en uitingen van het geloof tolereerde. Deze kerkregering was een breuk met de oude, gereformeerde bestuursvorm en geloofsbelijdenis. Dit was tot ongenoegen van de orthodox-gereformeerden die zich dan ook in 1834 afscheidden van de Hervormde Kerk, waarna een Gereformeerde Gemeente ontstond die leefde naar haar eigen belijdenisvoorschriften. In 1886 vond opnieuw een afsplitsing plaats (Doleantie). Het samengaan van afgescheidenen en dolerenden mondde in 1892 uit in de oprichting van de Gereformeerde Kerk. Daarna kenden de protestanten nog vele kerkscheuringen en vooral binnen de gereformeerde gezindten kwam het tot allerlei opsplitsingen. Uit de tegenbeweging na de Tweede Wereldoorlog ontstond in 2004 de Protestantse Kerk in Nederland (PKN) uit een samengaan van gereformeerden, hervormden en luthersen.

GESCHIEDENIS VAN DE ARCHIEFVORMER

In 1835 waren er in Werkendam al wel een aantal afgescheiden personen, maar er was nog geen sprake van een zelfstandige kerkelijke gemeente. De Gereformeerde Kerk van Werkendam hanteert als institutiedatum 27 maart 1837, omdat toen de Drie Formulieren van Enigheid (theologische geschriften die als de belijdenis van de toenmalige Gereformeerde Kerk werden aanvaard) werden ondertekend door A. Potters en C. van der Stelt, ouderlingen, en C. den Bakker, diaken, destijds ambtsdragers der gemeente Jesu Christi (in 1836 werd de Christelijke Afgescheidene Gereformeerde Gemeente Jesu Christu geïnstitueerd) te Werkendam.
In 1837 was de Gereformeerde Kerk van Werkendam een Christelijk Afgescheiden Gemeente, sinds 1869 een Christelijk Gereformeerde Gemeente en sinds 1892 een Gereformeerde Kerk A (afgescheiden). Vanaf 1920 had ook een belangrijk deel van de Gereformeerde Kerk B (dolerenden) zich aangesloten bij het kerkverband van de Gereformeerde Gemeente.
Tussen 1837 en 1859 werd er als 'kerk' een schuur met huis gebruikt aan de Sleeuwijksedijk genaamd 'Naboths Wijnberg'. Vanaf 1859 tot aan 1912 was er sprake van een eerste, houten, kerk aan de Hoogstraat / Binnenhaven en van 1913 tot 1945 een tweede, stenen, kerk aan Hoogstraat / Binnenhaven. Op 22 april 1945 werd deze kerk opgeblazen. Daarna volgde er een interim-periode, waarin eerst kerkruimte werd gedeeld en daarna gebruik werd gemaakt van een noodkerk. In 1956 werd vervolgens de nieuwe Maranathakerk betrokken die nu nog in gebruik is.

De Gereformeerde Kerk van Werkendam valt onder de particuliere synode Noord-Brabant en Limburg, classis Almkerk.



Lijst van predikanten, meerdere predikanten in een periode mogelijk.

S. Los 1848 - 1856
W. van Leeuwen 1858 - 1863
W. Wijenberg 1866 - 1887
J. van Haeringen 1887 - 1895
A. Brink 1896 - 1900
N. Kapteyn 1901 - 1906
T. Rispens 1907 - 1911
R. de Jong 1912 - 1915
A. Andree 1918 - 1925
J. Jonker 1926 - 1945
Dr. Ph. Huijser 1947 - 1968
H. Moll 1960 - 1964
l. van Ommen 1965 - 1971
A. Bol 1969 - 1981
G. de Jong 1972 - 1976
N. van den Hout 1979 - 1990
Drs. N. Dekker 1983 - 2004


GESCHIEDENIS VAN DE ARCHIEFVORMER EN ARCHIEFBEHEER

Het archief van de Gereformeerde Kerk van Werkendam werd bewaard in de kerkenraadskamer van het kerkgebouw. Het archief vertoonde aanzienlijke leemten, de acta van de kerkenraad over de periode 1837 - 1875 ontbreken en uit de negentiende eeuw is verder weinig bewaard gebleven.
In 2005 werd het kerkarchief door de scriba van de kerk, de heer M. Cok, overgedragen aan het Streekarchief Land van Heusden en Altena. Bij de overdracht was er sprake van enige ordening, op basis van een inventarisatie uit 1982, gemaakt door de toenmalige archiefbeheerder van de kerk. Het archief en de gedeponeerde archieven beslaan de periode 1837 - 2003, een deel ervan is dus van recente datum. Mede vanwege een ingrijpende verbouwing aan het kerkgebouw is destijds in overleg besloten om ook dit recente deel van het archief over te dragen. Dit geheel volgens de richtlijnen van de Generale Synode, waarin is bepaald dat mindere vergaderingen hun archief overdragen aan een archiefbewaarplaats die geschikt is voor blijvende bewaring van archiefbescheiden. Op 13 december 2005 is het archief overgedragen aan het Streekarchief Land van Heusden en Altena, inventarisatie van het archief heeft plaatsgevonden in de periode 2008 - 2011.

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Gereformeerde Kerk van Werkendam

1837 - 2005

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ORDENINGSSTRUCTUUR

Het archiefschema dat voor deze inventaris is gebaseerd op de Richtlijn Kerkelijk Archiefbeheer van de Commissie tot registratie van protestantse kerkelijke en semikerkelijke archieven van de PKN (Utrecht 2010). Hierbij valt het archief uiteen in een drietal deelarchieven (zelfstandige archiefvormers binnen de organisatie) die de organisatiestructuur volgt. De verdeling hiervan is: Kerkenraad, Diaconie en Commissie van Beheer. Daarnaast is er nog een aantal gedeponeerde archieven (dit zijn archieven die niet binnen de organisatie zijn ontstaan, maar daar wel aan zijn gerelateerd).


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De selectie en vernietiging van stukken is gebeurd volgens de bovenvermelde richtlijnen, met de machtiging door het daartoe bevoegde orgaan (de kerkenraad).

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Ter bescherming van de privacy van nog levende personen is een aantal archiefstukken slechts raadpleegbaar na toestemming van het kerkbestuur; deze stukken zijn in deze inventaris als zodanig aangeduid.

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Gereformeerde Kerk van Werkendam , 1837 - 2005

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