The Lutheran Church Museum which constitutes the third branch of the collections of the Hungarian Lutheran Church besides the Archives and the Library, began its activity in 1973.
This exhibition first presents in the history of Hungarian Protestantism the most important manuscripts, printed materials or objects of our Lutheran church (today not more than 3% of the population) that have survived after much suffering.
The organizers of the exhibition had the aims of church- and cultural history in mind. We tried to answer the question: to what extent the Hungarian- speaking, German- speaking and Slovakian- speaking Lutheran peoples of the Augsburg. Confession in the Kárpát-valley contributed to spread the Gospel and to develop our national culture.