page_title: Henric Schartau
hierarchical_section_title: Henric Schartau
context_page_description: Henric Schartau was a Swedish Lutheran pietistic priest. His theology influenced a revivalist movement known as Schartauanism that is widespread in south and southwest Sweden. In the United States it was influential in western Maine.
  Schartau studied for ordination at Lund University. He became chaplain in Lund Cathedral. As such he was also vicar in the congregation of Stora Råby in southern Sweden and rural dean. He became renowned for his harsh and strict sermons, which came to influence several young priests, many of them in the Diocese of Gothenburg.
  Some well known Swedish bishops like Bo Giertz have been influenced by the Schartauan teachings.
context_section_description: Henric Schartau (27 September 1757 Malmö – 3 February 1825 Lund) was a Swedish Lutheran pietistic priest. His theology influenced a revivalist movement known as Schartauanism that is widespread in south and southwest Sweden. In the United States it was influential in western Maine.
  Schartau studied for ordination at Lund University. He became chaplain (komminister) in Lund Cathedral. As such he was also vicar in the congregation of Stora Råby in southern Sweden (the province of Scania) and rural dean. He became renowned for his harsh and strict sermons, which came to influence several young priests, many of them in the Diocese of Gothenburg.
  Some well known Swedish bishops like Bo Giertz have been influenced by the Schartauan teachings.
caption: Portrait of Henric Schartau in Stora Råby Church outside Lund.
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