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The Journal of Lutheran Mission

September 2015 · Vol. 2 · No. 4 — Celebrating the Reformation Rightly: Remembrance, Repentance, Rejoicing

Cover of the Journal of Lutheran Mission, September 2015, Vol. 2 No. 4, with a red-tinted woodcut portrait of Martin Luther

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The Journal of Lutheran Mission — September 2015 · Vol. 2 · No. 4

The complete September 2015 issue (Vol. 2, No. 4) of The Journal of Lutheran Mission, published by The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod, as a 117-page UECF.NET web book: papers and sermons from the 2015 International Conference on Confessional Leadership in Wittenberg on celebrating the Reformation rightly, with searchable text, article navigation, footnotes and original page images.

Publisher
The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod (Offices of National and International Mission)
Executive editors
Rev. Dr. Albert B. Collver III, Rev. Bart Day, Rev. John Fale
Issue
September 2015 · Volume 2 · Number 4 · ISSN 2334-1998
Theme
Papers and sermons from the second International Conference on Confessional Leadership (ICCL), Wittenberg, May 2015
Language
English
  • 23 sections
  • 117 pages
  • 78,745 words
  • ≈ 394 min read
  • Original page images included

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    All 117 pages of the source PDF are included in reading order. Page numbers below are PDF page numbers; the printed folio (which starts at 1 on PDF page 7) is shown inside each section.

    Cover
    PDF pp. 1–2    From the President: Wittenberg — The Birthplace of the Reformationby Matthew C. Harrison
    PDF p. 3    The Journal of Lutheran Mission: Editors
    PDF p. 4    Forewordby Joel Lehenbauer
    PDF p. 5    A Tribute for Rev. Dr. Charles Evansonby Lawrence R. Rast, Jr.
    PDF p. 6    Table of Contents
    PDF p. 7    Sermon: A Song of Joyby Michael Kumm
    PDF pp. 8–10    Luther’s Truths: Then and Nowby Robert Kolb
    PDF pp. 11–21    Reformation in New Lands and Tonguesby Lawrence R. Rast, Jr.
    PDF pp. 22–28    The Message of the Reformationby Matthew C. Harrison
    PDF pp. 29–31    Reformation Jubilees: Is There Cause for Celebration in 2017?by Werner Klän
    PDF pp. 32–49    Decline in American Lutheranism: A Studyby James Arne Nestingen
    PDF pp. 50–57    The Lutheran Reformation’s Continuing Importance for the Church Today: An African Perspectiveby Joseph Ochola Omolo
    PDF pp. 58–67    The Reformation and Asia: Another Battleground of Confession and Liturgyby Naomichi Masaki
    PDF pp. 68–72    Europe: Defection from the Confessional Base and New Signs of Its Vitalityby Darius Petkunas
    PDF pp. 73–77    Reformation Truth in the Global Church: Latin Americaby Ricardo Rieth
    PDF pp. 78–81    The Lutheran Reformation and the North American Inheritanceby Gerhard Bode
    PDF pp. 82–85    From Repentance to Rejoicingby Albert B. Collver III
    PDF pp. 86–90    Enduring Hope: The West and Beyondby Roland Gustafsson
    PDF pp. 91–93    Celebrating the Reformation Rightly: Remembrance, Repentance and Rejoicingby Joseph Makala
    PDF pp. 94–96    Lutheran Witness in Turkeyby Ville Typpö
    PDF pp. 97–100    The Lutheran Church in Africa: Thirty Years of Growthby Mike Rodewald
    PDF pp. 101–110    Book Review and Commentaryby Albert B. Collver III
    PDF pp. 111–117

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