German Protestant clergy

German botanist (1834-1912)

(1769-1831); Bishop of the Moravian Church, composer, botanist and mycologist

German botanist (1787–1860)

German writer and academic (1806-1883)

German hymnwriter (1485–1546)

Prussian pastor (1897-1939)

German Baptist preacher (1800–1884)

German priest and statistician

German parson (1873–1948)

German Protestant theologian and philosopher (1714–1804)

German naturopath (1856–1926)

Reformed theologian of the Reformation

German theologian (1791–1837)

German pastor and inventor (1739-1790)

German theologian and father of Angela Merkel (1926–2011)

Swiss pastor and writer (1800-1871)

Co-founder and first pastor of the Schwarzenau Brethren

German protestant clergyman (1800–1873)

German Protestant pastor

German cantor, composer and theologian

German pastor (1826-1876)

German pastor and activist (1943–2014)

German theologian

German theologian (1639-1699)

German theologian (1853–1931)

German Protestant theologian

German pastor

German theologian (1872-1938)

German botanist (1757-1813)

German priest

German parson, writer and journalist (1926–2011)

German theologian

German writer (1859–1930)

German theologian

German theologian (1874–1939)

thumb|Neocorus statue in Büsum Johann Adolf Köster (also Johannes Adolph Köster) (c. 1550 – 1630) was a pastor, teacher and historian in Büsum, Germany. He is better known by his Latin name Neocorus, under which he chronicled the medieval history of Dithmarschen. The Neocorus School in Büsum was named in his honor in 1995.

German priest (1871–1960)

pastor, teacher, chronicler of the Mark Brandenburg (1561-1598)

German botanist and mycologist (1821-1890)

German preacher

German theologian

German minister (1929-2015)

German theologian (1862-1932)

German Righteous Among the Nations

German pastor and diplomat (1898–1956)

German protestant hymnwriter and theologian (1928-2002)

German preacher (1819–1887)

German theologian (1807-1871)