Reformation Day or Hallowe'en?


might still be spooky with assorted ghosts and goblins, thanks to Martin Luther and God's grace we can celebrate the joyous rediscovery of the true, precious Gospel on October 31, 1517.

Some humorous looks at what it means to be Lutheran:

Gout and Lutherans
You Know You Might Be Lutheran if...

Other aspects of Lutheran worship:

The Longing for Change and for Continuity in the Liturgy
The Doctrine of the Means of Grace
If Luther Wrote a Letter to Pastors Today
The Hymnal: A Lutheran Legacy Through the Ages
Lutheran Architecture: How a Building Reflects Theology

Hymns of Lutherans:

Built on the Rock the Church Doth Stand
Now Thank We All Our God

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