Lutheran Quarterly, New Series
A journal for the Evangelical Lutheran Church everywhere, discussing its history and theology.
Lutheran Quarterly appears in Spring, Summer Autumn and Winter issues each year. Subscribe here.
A journal for the Evangelical Lutheran Church everywhere, discussing its history and theology.
Lutheran Quarterly appears in Spring, Summer Autumn and Winter issues each year. Subscribe here.
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Lutheran Quarterly, New Series: a journal for the Evangelical Lutheran Church everywhere, discussing its history and theology.
Lutheran Quarterly appears in Spring, Summer Autumn and Winter issues each year. The aims of the New Series are to provide a forum for:
Lutheran Quarterly is indexed in America with
(ISSN 0024-7499):
Lutheran Quarterly, Inc. was incorporated as a non-profit society under the laws of the State of Wisconsin,
May 21, 1984. 
Verbum Domini Manet in Aeternum (1 Peter 1:25) was an early confession of the Reformation: "the Word of the Lord remains forever."
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NEWS & NOTES LQ is also on Facebook!
LQ Books Now Moving to Fortress Press!
Explore LQ's Historical Timeline
Lutheran Quarterly Historical Timeline is now up through Johns Hopkins University Press:
Part 1: 1984-1987 Part 2: 1988-1996 Part 3: 1997-2010, with classic 1999 promotional video Part 4... 2011-2106 
Now Available: Electronic Subscriptions!
As of January 1, 2016, Lutheran Quarterly is being published by Johns Hopkins University Press, making the journal available in a full-text online edition as well as hard copy. The contents of LQ will remain entirely up to its editors and board. We promise "tender loving care" of new and existing subscriptions during this transition.
Read the press release from JHUP here! A new online order form can be found in our Subscribe page. Welcome to this exciting new chapter in the life of Lutheran Quarterly! Online Feature: Leppin & Wengert on the 95 Theses
To celebrate LQ's entry into electronic subscriptions, enjoy this essay from Reformation scholars Volker Leppin and Timothy Wengert. It presents the historical evidence for and against Luther having physically posted the 95 Theses on October 31, 1517: "Sources for and against the Posting of the Ninety-Five Theses."
As a further treat from the Winter 2015 issue, you may also enjoy this short feature on recommended books in the field of Reformation history, put together by Mary Jane Haemig. LQ Endorses the Luther Reading Challenge
Lutheran Quarterly is proud to support and endorse the Luther Reading Challenge, a program of the Institute for Ecumenical Research (Strasbourg, France). To learn more, visit www.lutherreadingchallenge.org. From the website:
"By registering for a free account, readers can participate in online discussions. Luther’s writings will give rise to a broad conversation about what they meant then, and what they mean for us now. And the scope will be truly global: while all the texts will be offered in English, international partners will also be making parts of Luther available in Hungarian, Chinese, and Portuguese, to name a few." Lutheran Quarterly Books
Through Eerdman's Press, Lutheran Quarterly Books has a strong series of titles in Lutheran history and theology. The latest release in the LQ Books series is Berndt Hamm's The Early Luther: Stages in a Reformation Reorientation. Additionally, two other LQ-based publications have recently appeared: Justification Is for Preaching, edited by Virgil Thompson and Twentieth-Century Lutheran Theologians, edited by LQ associate editor Mark Mattes.
All Lutheran Quarterly Books titles - including the following - can be viewed here.
Gerhard Forde EndowmentLutheran Quarterly is pleased to establish the Gerhard Forde Endowment, dedicated to cultivating the historical and theological understanding of the Lutheran tradition articulated by Dr. Forde, especially as stated in his inaugural article for Lutheran Quarterly, New Series, "Radical Lutheranism."
For more information about how to donate to the Gerhard Forde Endowment, read the Anniversary Letter from members of the Board of Directors. A pamphlet describing the Endowment is also available. |
Lutheran Quarterly, New Series continues the tradition of Lutheran Quarterly (1949-1977),
Evangelical Review (founded 1849), Lutheran Church Review (1882), and
the Augustana Quarterly (1922)
Evangelical Review (founded 1849), Lutheran Church Review (1882), and
the Augustana Quarterly (1922)
