Missionaries, pastors, and seminary students in 22 countries of the Latin America and Caribbean region are celebrating their receipt of the gift of Theologica Anthropology and Sin, the 9th volume of the Confessional Lutheran Dogmatics Series to be translated into Spanish by the VDMA Project.
At the end of May, the VDMA Project provided pastors and seminary students in Latin America with an eBook of “Las Cuerdas de Salvamento de Amor (The Lifelines of Love) by the Rev. Dr. Peter M. Kurowski. This little volume reminds readers that a successful marriage needs to be nurtured by God with the gifts of His Word and Sacraments, which include repentance and forgiveness between spouses, as well as God’s forgiveness through His Son, Jesus Christ.
During Advent 2024, when the church focused on the coming of Jesus – both at the moment of His birth and in the last days – the VDMA Project released its very first eBook in Portuguese. Eschatology, written by Dr. John Stephenson, is volume 13 of the Confessional Lutheran Dogmatics series (CLDs) produced by Luther Academy.
The China Evangelical Lutheran Church (CELC) in Taiwan recently celebrated the joyous Reformation season with its first Reformation hymn festival.
The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod (LCMS) and the Lutheran Church in the Philippines (LCP) are working together to provide broader and deeper theological training for current deaconesses in the Philippines through bi-annual intensive courses.
Martin Luther’s emphasis on the unique authority of the Bible was a key driving force behind the Reformation. Therefore, it’s appropriate that the Spanish translation of the Confessional Lutheran Dogmatics volume on Holy Scripture (‘Sagrada Scriptura’) was distributed by the VDMA Project on November 10, the anniversary of Luther’s birthday.
By Laura Owings Lutheranism has long been known for its focus on the pure preaching and teaching of God’s Word, both in church and in
The translation into Spanish of this third and last volume of Hermann Sasse’s letters to pastors is a significant milestone for theological study in Latin America. It completes the collection of Sasse’s nearly thirty years of correspondence with Lutheran pastors in Australia, the United States, and around the world. Each letter reflects his passionate commitment to the building up of the Church of Christ on earth and to the Lutheran Confessions.
Read about the efforts and the impact of the work being done in Mozambique.
Read about the efforts and the impact of the work being done in Mozambique.
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