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The Lotthers: Forgotten Printers Of The Reformation, W. G. Tillmanns
The Lotthers: Forgotten Printers Of The Reformation, W. G. Tillmanns
Concordia Theological Monthly
The name Lotther is so similar to that of our Reformer that it must arouse the curiosity of the reader when he finds this name recorded in Luther's correspondence. Yet most Luther biographies do not even mention this name, and those that do pass it over lightly. Thus the family which has rendered outstanding service to the cause of the Reformation is today all but forgotten.
A Short History Of The Lutheran Church In Great Britain, E. George Pearce
A Short History Of The Lutheran Church In Great Britain, E. George Pearce
Concordia Theological Monthly
“Lutheran” is a word that many English people find hard to pronounce because it is so seldom used in this country. In few countries of Western Europe is the Lutheran Church as little known as it is in Great Britain. When recently an inquiry was made at the B. B. C. in London regarding the possibility of a Lutheran religious broadcast, the surprising reply was given: "It is the policy of the B. B. C. to broadcast only the services of those churches which are in the mainstream of the Christian tradition." How strange that the largest of all Protestant …