This review of a study edition of Walther’s “The Church and the Office of the Ministry,” is the fourth time the book has been reviewed in the Quarterly. This is to be expected given the various editions throughout the ...

John F. Brug profiles the four German-born presidents of the Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod who succeeded C. F. W. Walther: Friedrich Wyneken, Heinrich Schwan, Franz Pieper, and Friedrich Pfotenhauer. Each leader is examined ...

Third Synodical Report of the Canada District of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Missouri, Ohio, and Other States, 1882. Translated by Jon Bare, May 6, 2005.

Daniel Burgess’s essay presents a detailed biography of Johann Friedrich Buenger, a pivotal yet often overlooked founder of the Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod. Born in 1810 in Saxony, Buenger was shaped by a lineage of ...

Paul R. White’s God’s Tidings of Grace: A Congregational History of the 30 Years of Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church in Waupun, WI (1996) recounts the remarkable growth of a congregation that began in 1966 despite initial ...

In this Wisconsin Lutheran Quarterly article, Professor Nass reviews the events of the 2001 convention of the Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod. At this convention a new synod president was elected, Rev. Gerald Kieschnick. ...