For students at Joplin’s Martin Luther School, the last day of National Lutheran Schools Week started with a pajama dance party and then cheering as a staff member got a ...

Enormous Luther. By Donald DeMars '64. In front of the Pearson Library and Preus-Brandt Forum stands an abstract sculpture of Martin Luther, the 16th century rebel monk whose interpretation of faith ...

REL-227-A Luther and Lutheranism. This course closely examines the life and thought of Martin Luther, provides an overview of the development of Lutheran Churches from the Reformation to the present, ...

Tapio Luoma, archbishop of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Finland, delivered an apology to the Sámi, the only recognized ...

The well-known Luther scholar Eric Gritsch also thought he believed in Mary’s Assumption, as did the 12 Lutheran scholars in the ecumenical book mentioned above. None of them even claimed that ...

Martin Luther Lutheran was renovated in 1977, but the shell of the previous version of the church remains to this day. The church campus welcomed a Christian center in 2000.

Martin Luther once preached in a sermon:. This is what St. Paul meant when he preaches about love. ‘If I speak in the tongues of angels;’ and again: ‘If I had all faith so that I could move ...

Built in 1958, the two-story church sits on 3.73 acres, and includes office space, a chapel, classrooms, and parking space ...

Always Reforming: Martin Luther sought to reform the church so that it more closely and honestly reflected God’s love and grace. In this spirit, the Lutheran tradition encourages us to be responsive, ...

“Martin Luther King was a human being, like everyone else,” Houston said. “He was just a man. He needed to have that strength and he needed someone to give him that strength that he was giving out to ...

Lutherans were having a dreadful row over nothing less than the soundness of Martin Luther himself. Last month, in the Christian Century, Lutheran Martin Schroeder, onetime Nebraska legislator ...

Lutheranism was founded on the observations of Martin Luther (1483-1546), a German priest and University of Wittenberg professor, who wrote: "Faith is God's work in us. It changes us and makes us ...