Lutheran Witness: October 2010

Four hundred ninety-three years ago, a Roman Catholic monk named
Martin Luther nailed 95 arguments against a practice of the Catholic
Church to a door.

What, you may be wondering, does that matter to
me? After all, this isn’t 1517, I don’t live in Germany, and Luther is dead!

The good news? The Lutheran Witness has some answers.

From the President: Witness: Before God and to the World

From the Editor: To the Reader

Features:

What Makes America American?— James Heine

Hitting the Million Mark — Emily Barlean

It’s Mission Month — Stacey Welcenbach

In the End, It Is All Christ— Richard C. Eyer

What a Difference Half a Millennium Makes! — Robert Kolb

Departments:

Lifeline

Letters

Q & A

Notices

Searching Scripture

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