Martin Luther was born on Nov. 10, 1483. He was a reformer of the church and a reformer of education. He changed the Christian church and society. He wrote a letter to the mayor encouraging boys AND girls to go to school. His influence is felt today as much as it was almost 550 years ago.
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Dr. Norma Cook Everist
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Norma Cook Everist is a Lutheran pastor. A teaching theologian, she is Distinguished Professor of Church and Ministry emerita, Wartburg Theological Seminary in Dubuque, Iowa, USA. Dr. Everist is a widely known lecturer and author of many books and articles. She helps foster communities of shared power and partnership that enhance learning for leadership in the church and public world.
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- American Civil Religion (32)
- Church and State (48)
- Class and Race (76)
- Collaborative Leadership (50)
- Connections to News of the Public World (124)
- Creating Trustworthy Learning Environments (65)
- Educational Ministry and Models (28)
- Gender Issues Today (27)
- Liberating Justice (117)
- Lutheran Theology and Ecclesiology (70)
- Ministry in Daily Life (70)
- Power and Partnership (102)
- Re-membering the Body of Christ (73)
- Teaching and Learning Community (55)
- The Paradox of Pluralism (36)
- The Priesthood of All Believers (56)
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