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Herrnhut

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Herrnhut

Town in the Land of Saxony-Anhalt, Germany, 72 km/45 mi southeast of Dresden; population (1995) 16,750. The settlement was founded as the headquarters of the Moravian Church in 1721 by Count Nikolaus Ludwig von Zinzendorf; adherents of this evangelical strain of Protestantism were popularly known as Herrnhüter.



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27) There also was a group of Herrnhuter (descendants of the Herrnhut Community founded in 1727 by Count Nicholas of Zinzendorf in present-day Saxony) there who had survived rationalism and who gathered around the merchant Tobias Kiessling, who, though himself not actually a Herrnhuter, supported Protestant Christians in the Eastern European Habsburg area with money, Bibles, tracts, and moral support.
Since the Moravians had exerted such a powerful influence on his religious life, Wesley spent some time at their headquarters at Herrnhut, Germany but finally decided against joining them.
 
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