The Journal of the Lutheran Historical Conference 2012

Contents of the 2012 edition include:

• A Big Sister Helping Out a Little Sister: The St. Louis Years of Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary, 1870-1878 by Joel Loren Pless

• Minnesota’s Norwegian-American Lutheran and the Question of Anti-Evolution Legislation by Kurt W. Peterson

• Lutherans and Learning: The Interconnection of Religion and Education for Nineteenth-Century North Carolina Lutherans by Laura K. Baines-Walsh

• The Land of Tomorrow: Lars W. Boe’s Vision for Lutherans in the U.S.A. by L. DeAne Lagerquist

• Freire Meets Luther: Pedagogies of Reflection and Action in a Global Education Setting by Richard M. Chapman

• A Twin Cities Avant-garde: The Moral Problem of War and Lutheran Students, 1966 by Trond Nerland

• Richard W. Solberg: Historian, Lutheran Educator, and Historian of Lutheran Education by Richard O. Johnson

• Learning the American Way: Four German Brothers Become Iowa Synod Pastors by Mary Jane Haemig

• Augustana’s Eastern Division: Upsala College by Kim-Eric Williams

• The Education of Hidden Women: Dr. Anna S. Kugler and the Zenana Missions by Julieanna Frost

• Education on the Frontier: The First One Hundred and One Years of Lutheran Higher Education in Texas by Russell Vardell

• Julius Daniel Dreher (1846-1937): Roanoke College’s Cosmopolitan Champion of Benevolence by Robert Benne

• The Social Gospel Is No Gospel: The Critique of Theodore Graebner by Jerrald K. Pfabe

• Sharing Faith-Filled Memory: Linking Students and Life-Long Christians by Suzanne Hequet

• Keynote Address to the Lutheran Historical Conference by Darrell Jodock

• Bibliography of Publications in American Lutheranism, 2011