There's no such thing as a bishop in a Lutheran church. We strictly have pastors, as well as board members who act in the absence of the pastor.
The salary of a Catholic bishop can vary widely depending on the country, diocese, and individual circumstances. In general, bishops receive a stipend or salary from their diocese, along with benefits such as housing, healthcare, and retirement plans. The specific amount can range from a few thousand dollars to tens of thousands of dollars per year.
I would say no, but ask the bishop of the diocese or the local priest, that's what they're there for.
Because there is more than one Lutheran church, there is no one single head. In 2008, the head of the main churches are as follows: Evangelical Lutheran Church in America: Presiding Bishop Mark S. Hanson Missouri Synod: President Gerald Kieschnick Wisconsin Synod: President Mark Schroeder Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada: National Bishop Susan Johnson The following churches are in countries where the majority of the population is Lutheran: Evangelical Lutheran Church in the Republic of Namibia: Evangelical Lutheran Church in Namibia (different): Church of Norway: the king or queen of Norway and the Norwegian Archbishop Church of Denmark: the king or queen of Denmark and the Danish Archbishop Church of Sweden: the king or queen of Sweden and the Swedish Archbishop Evangelical Lutheran Church of Finland: Archbishop Jukka Paarma National Church of Iceland: In Germany, the mainline Lutheran church merged with other Protestant denominations after World War II to become the Protestant Church in Germany: President of the Board, Bishop Wolfgang Huber. There are also large Lutheran churches in Ethiopia, Tanzania, Madagascar, and Indonesia. The Lutheran World Federation is an interchurch organization with 140 member churches; it is headquartered in Geneva. The current LWF president is Mark S. Hanson, who is also the current head of the ELCA.
Usually, Pastor and last name. In more formal settings it would be Reverend (add last name.) In a church setting it would be Pastor and last name. Some pastors will be very informal and use Pastor and then first name. Some male Lutheran pastors are known as "Father" plus last last name, which is the common address in Europe. Since the ordination of women has been allowed, sometimes female parish pastors are addressed "Mother" plus last (or first) name, but this is largely uncommon in the U.S.
God. As for ecclesial "heirarchy," Lutherans have bishops and national, presiding or "arch"biships. There is then a world coucil of bishops meeting regularly called the Lutheran World Federation. There are, however, some Lutheran Churches that are not in communion with the Lutheran World Federation. These Churches meet according to their own accepted "communions."
He was a Lutheran.
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There is a Lutheran Church and a Catholic Church but no Lutheran Catholic Church.
I think that there is an Evangelical Lutheran church and a Lutheran Church Missouri Synod. ----- The three largest Lutheran denominations in America are the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA), the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod (LCMS), and the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod (WELS). There are over 100 Lutheran denominations worldwide.
Well, It is a Lutheran Church, so the denomination is Lutheran.
The Lutheran church began in the 1500s.