Which types of sacred works did Georg Philipp Telemann compose for Protestant churches?

Georg Philipp Telemann was a prolific composer of the late Baroque period, highly admired by his contemporaries for his church compositions. For Protestant churches, he composed a wide variety of sacred works, ranging from small-scale cantatas suitable for domestic use or churches with limited resources to large-scale works written for soloists, chorus, and orchestra.1

Notable among his sacred output is the collection Der harmonische Gottesdienst (1725–26), which consists of 72 church cantatas. Throughout his career, particularly during his tenure as musical director in Hamburg, he was responsible for supplying the city's five main churches with music, ensuring that his vocal and instrumental compositions were widely available for use in Protestant worship throughout Germany.1