Following is a list of recent additions to the Document Library.
Booe, Phil, “Cooperative Catechesis: A Model for Equipping Lutheran Parents and Pastors to Catechize Children in the Christian Faith,” Selected excepts prepared for the March 16, 2016 Winkel at Hudson, New York.
Dau, W.H.T. “How Can We Prove Our Gratitude for Luther’s Small Catechism?” Lutheran School Journal, S 1929, pp. 8-12, 60-66
Haemig, Mary Jane: “Catechisms,” in: European History Online (EGO), published by the Leibniz Institute of European History (IEG), Mainz 2014-07-28. URL: http://www.ieg-ego.eu/haemigm-2014-en URN: urn:nbn:de:0159-2014051909 [2016-12-30]
Lose, George William, Catechism Bible Narratives: A Series of Bible Narratives on the Five Chief Parts of Luther’s Smaller Catechism for Use in Lutheran Sunday Schools (Columbus, Ohio: Lutheran Book Concern, 1915).
Luther, Martin, Did My Baptism Count?, trans. James C. Strawn (Minneapolis: Lutheran Press, 2006).
Luther, Martin, How Is Christ There?, (from sermon on the Sacrament of Christ’s body and blood against the fanatics), trans. Holger Sonntag (Minneapolis: Lutheran Press, 2011).
Pless, John T., “Fidelity to the Catechism: In Prayer and Teaching,” presentation to “Society of the Holy Trinity Festival of the Resurrection, Evangelical Lutheran Church of Saint Luke, Chicago, Illinois, April 1, 2005.
Pless, John T., “Reformation Catechesis: Then & Now, ” Brothers of John the Steadfast Conference, February 6, 2016 (Powerpoint presentation).
Scaer, David P., “The New Translation of Luther’s Small Catechism: Is it Faithful to Luther’s Spirit?” David P. Scaer and Robert D. Preus, eds., Luther’s Catechims — 450 Years: Essays Commemorating the Small and Large Catechisms of Dr. Martin Luther, p. 32 (Fort Wayne: Concordia Theological Seminary, 1979).
Zwanepol, Klass, “The structure and dynamics of Luther’s Catechism,” Acta Theologica 2011 31(2): 394-411
One suggestion I would have would be a brief addition of a ‘revised date’ for each item. When the full page is revised, not knowing what was added or when makes it a little confusing.
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