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THE LIBRARY CORNER Last Revised September 13, 2016 THE LIBRARY CORNER Last Revised September 13, 2016 STUDY GUIDES 1. Implications of the Gospel: Lutheran-Episcopal Dialogue Series III – ed. William A. Norgren and William G. Rusel (4) 2. The Lutheran Effect 3. What it Means to Be a Christian – Robert W. Youngs 4. Introducing the Lessons of the Church Year – Frederick Houk Borsel 5. Lutherans and Other Denominations – Frederick W. Wentz (2) 6. Worship and Culture in Dialogue – ed. Anita S. Stauffer 7. Guide for Leaders for Advent Study Groups – Eugene Roehlkepartan 8. Exploring Faith Maturity – Self Study Guide for Adults – Dorothy L. Williams 9. Exploring Faith Maturity – Guide for Leaders – Dorothy L. Williams 10. One Great Cloud of Witnesses! – Lowell G. Almen 11. Where in the World? Called to be a Community of Faith – Participant Book (5) 12. Belonging to the People of God – Weaver (2) 13. Luther – Robert H. Fischer (7) 14. Friends of Jesus – Hamilton, Byerly, Orso 15. You and Others – Charles L. Masheck 16. I Believe in Jesus Christ – Anderson & Klos 17. The Church and the New Testament Today – N. Leroy Norquist 18. Called to Be Christian (Teacher Guide) – Philip R. Hoh 19. Exploring Faith Maturity: A Self-Study Guide for Teenagers – Eugene C. Roehlkepartan, Dorothy L. Williams 20. Exploring Faith Maturity: Guide for Leaders of Teenage Study Groups – Eugene C. Roehlkepartan, Dorothy L. Williams 21. When God Scrambles Your Plans (and 49 Other Complete Lessons for Youth Bible Study ) – Ann B. Cannon 22. With the Whole Church: A Study Guide for Renewing Worship – ELCA 23. Choosing Boldly-Serving Faithfully – Daniel L. Olson 24. Windows of Wisdom – Devotional Studies of Proverbs – Stephen F. Olford 25. I Believe in Jesus Christ 26. James-A Self-Study Guide - Irving L. Jensen RESOURCE/REFERENCE 1. A Common Calling: The Witness of Our Reformation Churches in North America Today – ed. Keith F. Nickle and Timothy F. Lull (2) 2. I Believe: Meditations on the Creed – William Lee Hunton 3. A Commentary on Ecumenism: The Vision of the ELCA – ed. William G. Rusch 4. Episcopacy-Lutheran-United Methodist Dialogues II – ed. Jack M. Tuell and Roger W. Fjeld 5. Reach Every One You Teach – Rosann Englebretson and Marlene LeFever (David C. Cook Ministries) 6. Lutheran Quarterly (Winter 1996) 7. Voices - 6 Dramatic Dialogue for Lent – J. B. Quisenberry 8. In Straw and Story (Christmas Resources for Home and Church) – Joyce Miller 9. Resource Book 2: Summer Sunday School – ed.Allan Jahsmann 10. Resource Book I: Programs for Youth – Carol Schersten LaHurd & Curtis B. Haney 1 11. Teacher Enrichment Series: Age-Level Development – Eugene C. Kreider 12. Teacher Enrichment Series: Creative Teaching – Robin Currie 13. Space For Worship (Thoughts on Liturgy Architecture Art) – Ralph D. Van Loon 14. Designed for Worship – Richard Carl Hoefler 15. Dealing With Change in Parish Life – Charlotte H. Broscious 16. Planning Fellowship in the Parish – Edwin Peterman & others 17. Building An Effective Congregation Council – Susan Carloss 18. Teacher Enrichment Series: Sharing Faith in the Classroom – Amanda Grimmer & Michael Tavella 19. Helping Youth and Adults Know the Bible – Jacob W. Heikkinnen & N. Leroy Norquist (book and teacher’s guide) 20. Before You Teach Children – Vernon E. Anderson (book and teacher’s guide) 21. All You Really Need to Know About Prayer You Can Learn From the Poor – Louise Perrotta 22. Life In All Its Fullness (The Word of God and Human Rights) 23. The Wisdom of Martin Luther – Concordia 24. Basic Christian Teachings – Martin Heinecker, Jr. 25. Acolytes and Altar Guilds – Peter A. Reinertsen 26. A Book of Lent with Daily Devotions – Victor E. Beck & Paul M. Lindberg 27. Contemporary Worship Services – James L. Christensen 28. What Kids Need to Succeed: Proven Practical Ways to Raise Good Kids – Peter L. Benson, Judy Salbraith, Pamela Espelane 29. Bedbug Bible Bang Easter Alphabet: Poems and Prayers and Things to Do with Your Bedbug Friends 30. Alive in God’s Family – Kenneth Wagener 31. Hands on Service Ideas for Children’s Ministry – Lutheran Brotherhood 32. Faith Building With Preschoolers: Teacher and Parent Together – Linda Prenzlow, Ilene Allinger Candreva (3) 33. Bible1: Family Matters (Creative Confirmation) – Haueisen, Loose, Olsen, Sethre 34. Bible 3: Into the World (Creative Confirmation) – Mattian-Long, Sethre, Sevig, Temme 35. Joining Hearts, Hands, and Voices to Leave No Child Behind – National Observance of Children’s Sabbaths 36. Jr. High Builders: Group Bible Studies for Grades 6-9, Christian Relationships 37. What Would Jesus Do? Making the Best Choices, 5 Ready to Go Sessions – Paul Borthsieck, Stan Campbell 38. Intensive Caring; Practical Ways to Mentor Youth – St. Clair, Wynn, Erwin, Davis 39. Take it to Heart: An Asset-based Guide to Nurturing Children, Youth and Families in Faith Community 40. Bible Study Methods – Lois Leffler 41. The Leuenberg Agreement and Lutheran-Reformed Relationships – ed. William G. Rusch and Daniel F. Martenson 42. The Augsburg Confession (3) 43. A Study of Generations – Strommen, Brekke, Underwager, Johnson 44. Luther’s Small Catechism (1 German Cover) – Martin Luther (5) 45. A Basic History of Lutheranism in America – Abdel Ross Wentz 46. Lutherism: The Theological Movement and Its Confessional Writings – Eric W. Gritsch and Robert W. Jenson 47. Justification by Faith –Anderson, Murphy, Burgess 48. The Old Testament: An Appreciation – Paul I. Morentz 2 49. The Story of Jesus in Verse 50. Courage and Confidence from the Bible – Walter L. Moore 51. “Let Your Name Be Sanctified” – Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society 52. History of the Philadelphia Seminary 1864-1964 – Theodore G. Tappert 53. Alumni Record of the Philadelphia Seminary 1864-1962 – ed. John A. Kaufmann 54. The United Lutheran Church in America 1918-1962 – E. Theodore Bachmann 55. Introducing the Lessons of the Church Year – Frederick Houk Borsch 56. Epoxy Epistles: Letters That Stick – Thomas D. Peterson 57. Activating the Passive Church: Diagnosis and Treatment – Lyle B. Schaller 58. Helping a Child Understand Death – Linda Jane Vogel 59. The Teaching Ministry of the Church – James D. Smart 60. Protestantism – Martin Marty 61. “I” Opener: 80 Parables – Herbert Brokering 62. Animals, Birds, & Plants of the Bible – Willard S. Smith 63. The Westminster Historical Atlas to the Bible – ed. George Ernest Wright & Floyd Vivian Filson 64. Oxford Bible Atlas (2nd Edition) – ed. Herbert G. May 65. Gospel Parallels: A Synopsis of the First Three Gospels – ed. Burton J. Throckmaton, Jr. (2) 66. The Interpreter’s One Volume Commentary on the Bible – ed. Charles M. Laymon 67. Seed: Grains of Prayer – William Loehe 68. The Old Testament: Its Information and Development – Artur Wieser 69. The Complete Bible Quiz Book – Dan Calinsky 70. Four Centuries of the English Bible – John Reumann 71. The Church’s Bible: Its Contemporary Authority – Darrell Jodock 72. The Old Testament for Us – Gustav K. Wiencke & Charles M. Cooper 73. Prophets and Prophecy – Frank H. Seilhamer 74. Readers’ Companion to the Bible – Ralph D. Heim 75. A Theological Word Book of the Bible – ed. Alan Richardson 76. The Bible: Now I Get It! – Gerhard Lohfink 77. The Oxford Concise Concordance to the Revised Standard Version of the Holy Bible – Bruce M. Metzer & Isobel M. Metzger 78. An Expository Dictionary of New Testament Works – W. E. Vine 79. The Interpreter’s Dictionary of the Bible: Volume I (A-D) 80. The Interpreter’s Dictionary of the Bible: Volume II (E-J) 81. The Interpreter’s Dictionary of the Bible: Volume K-Q) 82. The Interpreter’s Dictionary of the Bible: Volume (R-Z) 83. The Interpreter’s Dictionary of the Bible: Supplementary Volume 84. Missioner Extraordinary – Helmut T. Lehmann 85. Philadelphia Vision-Mt. Airy Tradition: Essays – Charles F. Norton 86. Bible Encyclopedia for Children – Cecil Northcott 87. The Church of the Lutheran Reformation (A Historical Survey of Lutheranism) – Conrad Bergendoff 88. Early Christian Fathers – ed. Cyril C. Richardson 89. Commitment to Unity – W. Kent Gilbert 90. The Book of Concord – Theodore G. Tappert 91. Studies in Lutheran Doctrine (revised ed.) – Paul F. Keller 92. Honoring Our Neighbor’s Faith 93. Making Our Marriage Last a Lifetime – AAL 94. On Earth As It Is in Heaven (Lord’s Prayer in 40 Languages) 3 95. Jesus in the Church’s Gospels – John Reumann 96. Which Books Belong in the Bible? : A Study of the Canon – Floyd V. Filson 97. Understanding the Old Testament – Bernhard W. Anderson 98. God and Hyman Suffering: An Exercise in the Theology of the Cross – Douglas John Hall 99. Early Christian doctrines – J. N. D. Kelly 100. The Book of the god: Response to the Bible – Gabriel Josipovici 101. Martin Luther’s Basic Theological Writings – ed. Timothy F. Lull 102. The Spirit of Protestantism – Robert McAfee Brown 103. The Letters of Paul: Conversation in Context – Calvin J. Roetzel 104. John the Maverick Gospel – Robert Kysar 105. The Charismatic Renewal Among Lutherans – Larry Christenson 106. Living by Grace – William Hordern 107. The Religious Experience of Mankind – Ninian Smart 108. Lutheran Higher Education in North America – Richard W. Solberg 109. About the Lutheran Confessions 110. Luther in the Christian Home – William H. Lazareth 111. Christology in Paul and John – Robin Scrozzs 112. A Commentary on “Ecumenism: The Vision of the ELCA” -- ed. William G. Rusch 113. The Augsburg Confession: A Commentary – Leif Grance 114. Evangelical Style and Lutheran Substance: Facing America’s Mission Challenge – David Luecke 115. Beginning and End of the World – Martin J. Heinexken 116. Word in Deed: Theological Themes in Evangelism – Gabriel Fackre 117. Teaching Authority and Infallibility in the Church : Lutherans and Catholics in Dialogue VI – Paul C. Empie, T. Austin Murphy, Joseph A. Burgess 118. What’s going on Among the LUTHERANS? A Comparison of Beliefs – Patsy A. Leppien, J. Kincaid Smith 119. The Miracle of Dialogue – Reuel L. Howe 120. Lutheranism Takes Root in the Settlement of Pennsylvania 1682-1982 – Morna M.
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