Previously, LutheranCatechism.com released one style of Small Catechism Memory Cards in three different translations. The style was standard size 3″ x 5″ index cards with both the question and the answer for each portion of the Catechism on one side. The translations were 2010 Sola Publishing / ReClaim Resources, 1979 NPH-WELS, and 2001 ELS. Today, LutheranCatechism.com releases … Read more
Ringwood Knox Lutheran Parish, Melbourne, Australia provides free resources for anyone to create Catechism memory cards covering The Lord’s Prayer The Apostles Creed TheTen Commandments You will find these under Resources | Education on the Parish’s website, here. Here is an example, the meaning of the Third Article.
LutheranCatechism.com Releases Third Version of Free Small Catechism Memory Cards New Version Uses Evangelical Lutheran Synod Translation of the Small Catechism Sidney, Montana. February 23, 2016. LutheranCatechism.com announces the third release of Small Catechism Memory Cards. This release uses the Evangelical Lutheran Synod translation of the Small Catechism. Translations in the series now include 2010 … Read more
Today’s arrival, one of three cases of index card cases ordered from Amazon. As Christian Education Director of my congregation, Trinity Lutheran Church (LCMS), Sidney, Montana, I have created a set of Small Catechism Memory Cards to give away to our children and their parents, primarily, but also to everyone else in the congregation who … Read more
LutheranCatechism.com Releases Second Version of Free Small Catechism Memory Cards New Version Uses Northwestern Publishing House/WELS Translation of the Small Catechism Sidney, Montana. February 16, 2016. LutheranCatechism.com announces the second release of Small Catechism Memory Cards. This release uses the Northwestern Publishing House/Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod translation of the Small Catechism. This free resource lets … Read more
LutheranCatechism.com has released the 2010 Sola Publishing / ReClaim Resources version of 3″ x 5″ simplex (one-sided printing) Small Catechism Memory Cards. In the coming weeks, we will be releasing more versions with more English translations of the Small Catechism. We also are working on enhanced versions in a larger, postcard sized dimension. This size … Read more
Press Release LutheranCatechism.com Releases Free Small Catechism Memory Cards First Version Uses The 2010 Sola/ReClaim Edition of the Small Catechism Sidney, Montana. February 9, 2016. LutheranCatechism.com announces the release of Small Catechism Memory Cards. This free resource lets anyone print standard size 3” x 5” index cards, each containing a portion of Luther’s Small Catechism … Read more
This is a third video of home devotions by our Facebook group member, Melissa Sutton. The three videos together illustrate a complete home devotion in the morning The first video showed the opening of daily devotions. The second video showed memory work, with mom helping two young children memorize the Third Article of the Creed, … Read more
The Small Catechism is not just information. It is not a systematic theology. The Catechism does not just say something. The Catechism does something. It does something to us. The subtitles of a book sum it up. John Nicholas Lenker gave his book, Luther’s Catechetical Writings, a first subtitle: GOD’S CALL TO REPENTANCE, FAITH, AND … Read more
Editor’s Introduction: Dr. Martin Luther said, “Let every one know therefore, that it is his duty … to bring up his children above all things in the fear and knowledge of God.” A beautiful tool to help parents with this is On My Heart, a Lutheran memory work program. This is nifty. What’s more, it … Read more
This is another encouraging video of home catechization provided to us by our Facebook group member, Melissa Sutton. In this video, we see that young children can learn to memorize the Catechism. A very young boy recites the Third Article and its meaning. He and his older sister recite the Introduction of the Lord’s Prayer, … Read more
We are blessed to have the following introduction to a valuable resource for nurturing the faith in the home. At our request, Pastor Philip Hoppe writes: LivingPlanted.com is a website run by two Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod pastors, myself and Pr. Dan Galchutt, who desire to help believers live out the Christian Life at Home. We suggest … Read more