Journal of Lutheran Mission – December 2015

In the special December issue of the Journal of Lutheran Mission, church leaders from around the world offer insights from a recent International Lutheran Council meeting, discussing how Lutherans are poised to take the Reformation into the world.

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Table of Contents

From the President: A Significant Meeting for World Lutheranism — by Matthew C. Harrison

Preface — by Robert Bugbee

Introduction — by Albert B. Collver III

Sermon for International Lutheran Council — by Hans-Jörg Voigt

Augsburg Confession in the 21st Century: Confessing the Faith Once for All Delivered to the Saints — by Alexey Streltsov

Chairman of the International Lutheran Council Report — by Hans-Jörg Voigt

Statement of the International Lutheran Council on the Document “From Conflict to Communion:” Lutheran—Catholic Common Commemoration of the Reformation 2017

Sermon on St. Michael and All Angels — by Albert B. Collver III

Our Confession in Augustana IV–VI — by Sergio Adrián Fritzler

Devotion on Matthew 6:24–34 — by Lawrence R. Rast, Jr.

Augustana VII: The Church and Fellowship — by Albert B. Collver III

Bringing the Reformation to the World: The Means of Grace (Augsburg Confession, Articles 9-10) — by Hans-Jörg Voigt

Faith, Ethnicity and Social Issues in the Thoughts and Work of Pastor Vladislav Santarius — by Martin Piętak

Book Review and Commentary — Mission Shaped by Promise: Lutheran Missiology Confronts the
Challenge of Religious Pluralism by Jukka A. Kääriäinen — by John T. Pless

Book Review and Commentary — Called to Witness: Doing Missional Theology by Darrell L. Guder — by John T. Pless

Book Review and Commentary — Gnostic America: A Reading of Contemporary American Culture & Religion according to Christianity’s Oldest Heresy by Peter M. Burfeind — by Carl Rockrohr

Book Review and Commentary — Church Order for Braunschweig-Wolfenbüttel: How Doctrine, Ceremonies, and Other Church-Related Matters Shall (By God’s Grace) Be Conducted Henceforth by Martin Chemnitz and Jacob Andreae — by Albert B. Collver III