I like resources and resource pages. I like tidy lists that can serve as one stop shops. So, I’m thinking about putting together yet another page on this site, listing Lutheran resources that may or may not be writing related. By that I mean, links for free resources like Bible studies and not-free resources like Lutheran Etsy shops. Is that dumb? Am I losing sight of my focus with this page?
Monthly Archives: March 2017
My Little ABC Liturgy Book
I’m so close with the last session of the Bible study. I have the content, but I’m not pleased with the writing yet. So, today’s post will talk about Rev. Gaven Mize’s new book, My Little ABC Liturgy Book!
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Division(s)
Maybe I just don’t have rosy questions in mind when I think of Bible studies. Want to know what I’d like to see? A Bible study on division(s)!
Filed under Shared Writing Ideas
Simply Classical Curriculum
I’ve gotten some happy news. My children’s book, How Can I Help, is part of a special education curriculum through Memoria Press, and that “Simply Classical Curriculum” has won First Place in The Old Schoolhouse EE Award for 2016!
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Random sacramental poem
Random poem of mine I found in my many scattered notes about the Sacraments/Means of Grace. 🙂 I won’t hold my breath that this will be helpful, but we can encourage each other to tinker, too, can’t we?
Filed under As Theological Writers, Poetry
GoodRead Giveaways
I’ve found a few Lutheran GoodRead giveaways for you:
Jack Kilcrease has 10 advance copies of his newest book, Martin Luther in His Own Words: Essential Writings of the Reformation. (Amazon description here.) Giveaway ends April 10, 2017.
Tyrel Bramwell has 5 copies of The Gift and the Defender (Lumen Legends #1). (Amazon description here.) Giveaway ends April 16, 2017.
Happy reading and writing!
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Christian Standard Bible
A Lutheran translation of the Bible is coming out! But, instead of discussing whether or not it’s a good idea, how about we consider how it reflects ideas about relevance, language, nuance, etc.? A Cranach blog post on the upcoming edition here. I encourage you to read it and the goals behind the translation to see how much you agree, as a writer as well as a Lutheran, agree with Evangelical Heritage Version on Christian Standard Bible post.
Thank you, thank you, collection of various people, for not giving it too crazy a name. Thank you!
Filed under As Christian Writers
Passing along a poem
Angie Wagner of She Finds Truth has a poem featured in Fathom Mag. Find a quiet moment and check it out here. Good job, Angie! Beautiful.
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