Concordia Historical Institute Quarterly a journal for the history of Lutheranism in America Back Issues Single copies cost $10.00 for any issue published during the past three years and $3.00 for issues published prior to that time. Order from Concordia Historical Institute 804 Seminary Pl. St. Louis, MO 63105-3014 Shipping and handling will be added to the invoice for back issues. Volume 85 (2012) No. 3 (Fall 2012) Remembering Ollie: Professor Oliver C. Rupprecht: The Man and His Music, Concordia Junior College, Milwaukee, 1951–1957 John Helmke Thank You for Letting Me Play with You: The Life of Dr. Paul Manz Mike Doyle An Exciting Find in a Wendish Vault in Texas David Zersen No. 2 (Summer 2012) Andrew Baepler Richard Baepler Frederick William Danker: A Personl Tribute by His Student, Pastor John Helmke, with Valuable Contributions by His Daughter, Kathleen Danker John Helmke The Reference Friedrich Schmidt: First German-Speaking Lutheran Pastor in Michigan (1833–1883) Jack D. Ferguson D-Day on the Cape Theodore C. Doege Concordia Historical Institute: A Unique Organization Scott J. Meyer No. 1 (Spring 2012) A Bicentennial Bonus: More Walther Resources Organized Marvin A. Huggins Faith Driven—Future Focused: The English District Celebrates 100 Years David P. Stechholz A Eulogy for a Prep School: Concordia Milwaukee 1951–1957 John E. Helmke A New Look at an Old Document: German/English Edition of the 1847 Constitution of The German Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Missouri, Ohio, and Other States Jack D. Ferguson Book Review Erika Geiger, The Life, Work, and Influence of Wilhelm Loehe (1808–1872) Volume 84 (2011–2012) No. 4 (Winter 2011–2012) 2011 Awards Banquet Speech John C. Wohlrabe Jr. Friedrich Lochner and Der Hauptgottesdienst Kevin Hildebrand The Hannemann Family: Hearts for Pastoral Ministry John E. Helmke Hannemann Hearts for the New Guinea Mission John E. Helmke          And the Church Was Built Lonnie Eatherton No. 3 (Fall 2011) The Walther Movie Dale Ward Constitutional Reasons for Forming a Synod: An Examination of the 1847 Constitution of The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod Jack D. Ferguson “So Much Began in Halleˮ: The Mission Program That Sent Mühlenberg to America Robert Kolb Appreciating Friedrich Lochner—A Founding Father of the Missouri Synod Cameron A. MacKenzie Summary of “The District-Synod Relations of The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod in Historical Perspectiveˮ Ken Schurb Award Program Book Review Eric Miller, Hope in a Scattering Time: A Life of Christopher Lasch No. 2 (Summer 2011) C. F. W. Walther among All the Saints John E. Helmke Man on a Mission: Henry Melchior Muhlenberg (1711–1787) and the Lutherans in America Gerhard Bode Brother Jungck: An Odyssey in Lutheran Synodical Affiliation and Ordination History Russell P. Baldner A Brief History of Trinity Lutheran Church, Evansville, Indiana Martin R. Noland The Christian and Politics: Reprinted from Der Lutheraner (14 May 1861 Theodore Brohm Walther Dale Ward No. 1 (Spring 2011) Underlying Causes and Unexpected Results: C. F. W. Waltherʼs Theological Perspective on the Christian Congregation: Part Two Jack D. Ferguson Describing Luther: Images from the 400th Anniversary of the Reformation (1917) Don Heinrich Tolzmann Walther and Luther as Seen through the Eyes of a Pupil of Walther Scott J. Meyer Book Reviews James C. Burkee, Power, Politics, and the Missouri Synod Matthew C. Harrison, ed., At Home in the House of My Fathers: Presidential Sermons, Essays, Letters, and Addresses from the Missouri Synodʼs Great Era of Unity and Growth Volume 83 (2010) No. 4 (Winter 2010–2011) The History of St. Johnʼs College Laura Marrs Paul Henkelʼs View of American Religion as Seen through His Catechisms David Herald Underlying Causes and Unexpected Results: C. F. W. Waltherʼs Theological Perspective on the Christian Congregation — Part 1 Josephine K. Meichsner Faith to Imitate: The Lordʼs Work through the Life of Michael J. Stelmachowicz Ken Schurb          Book Reviews Philip G. Stephan, In Pursuit of Religious Freedom: Bishop Martin Stephanʼs Journey Joh. Guilielmi Baieri Compendium Theologiae Positivae Singing the Faith: Living the Lutheran Musical Heritage No. 3 (Fall 2010) F. C. D. Wyneken Gerhard Bode Two Sermon Outlines by Rev. W. C. Kohn for the Walther Jubilee, 1911 Translated by Eunice and Scott Meyer Memories of Concordia Seminary Dorothea Blesse Predoehl Acculturation: A New Tongue for Two Seminaries John E. Helmke A Report on Radio Station KFUO What Is Truth? Walter A. Maier The “Stephaniteˮ Migration of Two Chorale Melodies Sterling P. Cossaboom No. 2 (Summer 2010) The Radio Ministries of the Pacific Southwest District Michael Doyle Concordia Historical Instituteʼs Museum: A Noble Adjunct to Lutheran Archives Scott Meyer Three Generations of the Family Buszin — Part 4 Constance R. Seddon The Sixth Regimentʼs Prayer Theodore C. Droege The Role of the German Language in the Missouri Synod: A 75th Anniversary Perspective Don Heinrich Tolzmann   No. 1 (Spring 2010) Wilhelm Loehe: American Lutheranismʼs Distant Father John Hellwege Dr. Hemmeter Held High the Torch of Progress John C. Rodenburg Three Generations of the Family Buszin — Part 3 Constance R. Seddon Volume 82 (2009) No. 4 (Winter 2009–2010) Unassuming Witness: The Life and Ministry of Henry Adam Klein John E. Helmke When Lutherans Sang in Russian David Zersen We Pause to Reflect: A Biography of Ernest T. Meichsner, Minister of the Gospel Josephine K. Meichsner Faith to Imitate: The Lordʼs Work through the Life of Michael J. Stelmachowicz Ken Schurb          Book Reviews Philip G. Stephan, In Pursuit of Religious Freedom: Bishop Martin Stephanʼs Journey Joh. Guilielmi Baieri Compendium Theologiae Positivae Singing the Faith: Living the Lutheran Musical Heritage No. 3 (Fall 2009) Shepherd of Missouri: The Life and Theology of Friedrich Johann Pfotenhauer, Part Two Samuel P. Schuldheisz The Service of Women in Congregational Offices, 1969 to 2007 Ken Schurb Dr. C. F. W. and Emilie Walther: The Recollections of Margarete Lenk (1911) Don Heinrich Tolzmann Lutheran Unitarians? The Franckeans in the 1840s Robert A. Emery Book Review Paul Timothy McCain, ed. Concordia: The Lutheran Confessions: A Reader's Edition of the Book of Concord No. 2 (Summer 2009) Shepherd of Missouri: The Life and Theology of Friedrich Johann Pfotenhauer, Part One Samuel P. Schuldheisz Kocherthal's Books: The Library of New York's 'First Lutheran Pastor for the Germans' Andreas Mielke. No. 1 (Spring 2009) Transitions Marvin A. Huggins Life in Saskatchewan Parishes a Half-Century Ago Herman Bickel. Missouri and Fundamentalism Rich Blythe College Illusions versus Life's Realities John C. Rodenburg Introducing a New Book: In the Footsteps of Phoebe Cheryl D. Naumann Volume 81 (2008) No. 4 (Winter 2008) F. W. Herzberger and His Theological Legacy Robin J. Morgan My Autobiography: Ernst Bruno Meichsner (May 19, 1863–February 14, 1938) John Spomer, tr.; James Meichsner, ed. Missouri Synod Lutherans Active in Founding the Creation Research Society Scott J. Meyer No. 3 (Fall 2008) In Memoriam: Gladys Suelflow-Krause Marvin A. Huggins Memoirs of Oswald A. Waech: Part Two Edited by Michael Doyle Missouri Synod Chicagoland Churches and Home Missions: Part Two Scott J. Meyer A New Find Sheds Light on an Old Debate: Loehe's Thoughts on the Missouri Synod's Constitution of 1847 William R. Wangelin No. 2 (Summer 2008) Memoirs of Oswald A. Waech: Part One Edited by Michael Doyle The "Iron Man" of the Franconian Fathers of Our Church, Augustus Friedrich Craemer: His Life in America Ludwig Ernest Fuerbringer Was It Foretold?: Theodore Graebner, Millenialists and the World Wars Jerrald K. Pfabe Friedrich Lasius and His Efforts for Confessional Lutheranism William R. Wangelin A Tale of Two Seminaries Martin R. Noland Book Review Theodore C. Doege, ed. Letters of a Soldiers' Chaplain No. 1 (Spring 2008) In Memoriam: Jerzy Hauptmann, Ph.D., 1920–2008 Martin R. Noland 2007 Awards Banquet Address Daniel Preus Missouri Synod Chicagoland Churches and Home Missions: Part One Scott J. Meyer Georg Landgraf: A Pioneer Nineteenth Century Midwestern Lutheran Pastor: Part Two Gary Lee Beard Book Review Todd W. Nichol, ed. Crossings: Norwegian-American Lutheranism as a Transatlantic Tradition Volume 80 (2007) No. 4 (Winter 2007) Three Generations of the Family Buszin: Part Two Constance R. Seddon Confrontation, Conflict and Confessionalism Carl S. Meyer Georg Landgraf: A Pioneer Nineteenth Century Midwestern Lutheran Pastor: Part One Gary Lee Beard No. 3 (Fall 2007) Ulrik Vilhelm Koren: "It Is Written"; "By Grace Alone" James S. Hamre Loss of Missouri Synod Churches in Chicagoland Scott J. Meyer Book Review George Fry and Joel R. Kurz, eds. Lively Stone: The Autobiography of Berthold von Schenk No. 2 (Summer 2007) "History at Its Best" Lawrence R. Rast Jr. The "Iron Man" of the Franconian Fathers of Our Church, Augustus Friedrich Craemer: His Life in Europe Ludwig Ernest Fuerbringer Three Generations of the Family Buszin: Part One Constance R. Seddon What Was Going On over There? The Missouri Synod's Struggle to Understand Pre-war Nazi Germany as Seen in Two Popular Publications John Hellwege Book Reviews David Henkel. The Works of David Henkel (1795-1831) James Alan Waddell. The Struggle to Reclaim the Liturgy in the Lutheran Church: Adiaphora in Historical, Theological and Practical Perspective No. 1 (Spring 2007) "The Triumph of Truth": A Testimony for Our Day from the Life and Work of Friedrich Brunn Gertrud Ruecker and August F. Brunn Historical Roots of the Christian Day School in The Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod Scott J. Meyer Book Reviews Kirby Koriath, Music for the Church: The Life and Work of Walter E. Buszin Herman Otten, Marquart's Legacy: Kurt Marquart "The International Luther" Volume 79 (2006) No. 4 (Winter 2006) From the Editor News for Institute Supporters The Black Geneva Piety of the Wisconsin Synod: An Analysis of the Changing View of the Relationship of Doctrine and Liturgy within the WELS: Part Two Mark Braun "Poverty Its Birthright": The Beginnings of Concordia Seminary, St. Louis Carl S. Meyer Letters from a World War II Military Chaplain Theodore C. Doege No. 3 (Fall 2006) A Mission Account—Argentina 1921–1941 Gerhard P. Huebner, translated with notes by Margarete nee Boriack and Robert Huebner Practical Implications of the Missouri Synod's Position Regarding Church and Ministry George J. Gude The Black Geneva Piety of the Wisconsin Synod: An Analysis of the Changing View of the Relationship of Doctrine and Liturgy within the WELS Mark Braun Book Reviews Wilhelm Iwan, Old Lutheran Emigration of the Mid-19th Century from Eastern Germany (mainly Pomerania and Lower Silesia) to Australia, Canada and the United States, 3 vols. George Fry and Joel R. Kurz, The Americanization Process in the Second Generation: The German Lutheran Matthias Loy (1828–1915): Caught between Adaptation and Repristination A New Era for Lutheran History—The CHI Museum and Building Expansion Project Martin R. Noland No. 2 (Summer 2006) Address at 2005 Awards Banquet of the Concordia Historical Institute Karl Barth John Strietelmeier: Witness to His Generation Richard Baepler One Blessing after Another: A History of Concordia University Wisconsin William R. Cario Book Review David L. Adams and Ken Schurb, The Anonymous God: The Church Confronts Civil Religion and American Society No. 1 (Spring 2006) "Who from Our Mothers' Arms": The Story of the Hymnals That Came before Us Jon D. Vieker Zionsgemeinde, Palmenthal, Revisited Michael Doyle Look to the Rock from Which You Were Hewn Martin R. Noland Marriage and Ministry: Gotthilf Mathias and Antoinette Catherine (Smrcka) Kramer Gayle Kramer Grommet Book Reviews David M. Norton and George R. Nielsen, Walking George: The Life of George John Beto and the Rise of the Modern Texas Prison System George R. Nielsen, Johann Kilian, Pastor: A Wendish Lutheran in Germany and Texas Volume 78 (2005)  No. 4 (Winter 2005) A Lutheran Patriarch: Pastor Theodore Kohn Scott J. Meyer John Strietelmeier: Called to the "Holy Laity" Richard Baepler Steadfast Servants in Trying Times: The 1938-1944 Faculty of Concordia Theological Seminary, Springfield, Illinois Dale E. Griffin No. 3 (Fall 2005) The Myth of Historical Objectivity Mark Braun Autobiography of Peter Heinrich Dicke: Pastor and Pioneer Missionary Translated by Eleanor Katherine Daib A Pioneer Pastor's Spouse: Autobiography of Anna Katherina Bezler Dicke Translated by Richard Runge One Man's Genealogical Search Walter C. Daib The Transformation of a Seminary: Some Personal Observations Dale E. Griffin No. 2 (Summer 2005) The Evangelical Lutheran Church of Argentine Celebrates Its Centennial: Part Two Robert Huebner J. A. Bergh (1847-1927): "The Nestor of Norwegian-American Lutheran Historians" James S. Hamre Integration in the Alabama Mission Field: One Woman's Struggle Julieanna Frost Lutheran Schools in Saint Louis, 1917-1929 Adam C. Hill Book Review No. 1 (Spring 2005) Scott J. Meyer, Recipient of the Distinguished Service Award for 2004 The Evangelical Lutheran Church of Argentine Celebrates Its Centennial: Part One Robert Huebner The New York Lutheran Churches and the Question of Slavery Clinton Daggan Edgar Carlson, Gustavus Adolphus College and Civil Rights William P. Hustwit Book Review Volume 77 (2004) No. 4 (Winter 2004) Johannes Friedrich Boeling—An Early Midwestern Missionary: Part Two William R. Wangelin Memoirs of Ernst Moritz Buerger: Part Six Translated by Edgar Joachim Buerger Early History of Immanuel Lutheran Church, Saint Charles, Missouri Martin Noland No. 3 (Fall 2004) Memoirs of Ernst Moritz Buerger: Part Five Translated by Edgar Joachim Buerger North Carolina Lutherans and the Tests of Time, 1803-2003 Raymond M. Bost, Robert M. Calhoon, Carl F. W. Ficken Jr., Gary R. Freeze and Susan W. McArver New Home in the New World: Margarete Lenk and the German Immigrant Experience Anabel Aliaga-Buchenau Johannes Friedrich Boeling—An Early Midwestern Missionary: Part One William R. Wangelin No. 2 (Summer 2004) Does History Matter? William W. Schumacher Memoirs of Ernst Moritz Buerger: Part Four Translated by Edgar Joachim Buerger A Midwestern Pioneer Clergy Family Cheryl Ratz Gross Philip Martin Ferdinand Rupprecht Cheryl Ratz Gross Book Reviews No. 1 (Spring 2004) Memoirs of Ernst Moritz Buerger: Part Three Translated by Edgar Joachim Buerger F. W. Wehle: Diary of a Noted Midwestern Church Artist Arno D. Wehle A Grandson's Quest for His Grandfather's Paintings Arno D. Wehle Pietism and Rationalism: A Dichotomy of Resemblance Benjamin A. Kolodoziej Four Generations of Evangelical Lutheran Pastors: The Stechholz Family David P. Stechholz Volume 76 (2003) No. 4 (Winter 2003) Memoirs of Ernst Moritz Buerger: Part Two Translated by Edgar Joachim Buerger The Nature and Function of Holy Scriptures as Discussed in Nineteenth Century Lutheran Free Conferences: Part Two Dale B. Huelsman Formation of the Argentine District Robert G. Huebner Early Eastern District Churches Martin W. Mueller No. 3 (Fall 2003) From the Editor Memoirs of Ernst Moritz Buerger: Part One Translated by Edgar Joachim Buerger "How Good and Pleasant to Live Together in Harmony": Part Four Mark Braun The Nature and Function of Holy Scriptures as Discussed in Nineteenth Century Lutheran Free Conferences: Part One Dale B. Huelsman Birmingham's First African-American Lutheran Church Thomas R. Noon Book Review No. 2 (Summer 2003) Directorʼs Remarks at 2002 CHI Awards Banquet Martin R. Noland Must the Discussions with Missouri Now Cease? J. Michael Reu; translated by Paul I. Johnston Early Directors of Education Conferences B. H. Arkebauer “How Good and Pleasant to Live Together in Harmonyˮ: Part Three Mark Braun No. 1 (Spring 2003) Vita Mea: Biographical Data of My Life Julius A. Friedrich The Salzburg Lutherans in Colonial Georgia Roland E. Camp “How Good and Pleasant to Live Together in Harmonyˮ: Part Two Mark Braun CPH: The First Fifty Years J. Edmund Seuel Book Review Scott R. Murray, Law, Life, and the Living God: The Third Use of the Law in Modern American Lutheranism Volume 75 (2002) No. 1 (Spring 2002) An Open Letter to Our Dear Friends at Concordia Historical Institute Gerald B. Kieschnick Introducing Our New Director Why History? “ … to a thousand generations”: Musings of a History Teacher Ronald R. Feuerhahn The Early History of Lutheranism in Illinois E. M. Biegener Wisconsin’s “Turn to the Right”: Part One Mark Braun An American Birthday Remembrance of Mato Kosyk’s 150th David J. Zersen No. 2 (Summer 2002) Concordia Historical Institute: The First Twenty-Five Years Mark A. Loest Wisconsin’s “Turn to the Right”: Part Two Mark Braun Theodor Julius Brohm’s Journal during the Saxon Lutheran Emigration: November 18, 1838, to February 14, 1839 Robert M. Sandfort, translator Book Reviews No. 3 (Fall 2002) Archives and History: Serving the Church Marvin A. Huggins Dr. August R. Suelflow and the House of History Thomas Manteufel The Men Who Founded the Institute August R. Suelflow William Gustave Polack (1890-1950) August R. Suelflow Book Reviews No. 4 (Winter 2002) Passavant Revisited Carl Solberg How to "Do" History George J. Gude Implications of Past Practices of The Lutheran Church--Missouri Synod in the Formation of Districts George J. Gude The Use of History in the Church Martin R. Noland "How Good and Pleasant to Live Together in Harmony": Part One Mark Braun The Life and Teaching of Herman Amberg Preus: Reflections of His Great-Great-Grandson Daniel Preus Volume 74 (2001) No. 1 (Spring 2001) Preparing for Mission: The Education of John H. C. Fritz Ruth Fritz Meyer Beginnings of “Laborers for Christ” in the Missouri Synod Bernard O. Raabe Conversation between Two Lutherans concerning Church Organizations Translated by Williard E. Mueller Sermon by W. C. Kohn upon Louis Lochner’s Return from Brazil Translated by Eunice H. and Scott J. Meyer An Interesting Communion Vessel Andrew Smith No. 2 (Summer 2001) Mission in Action: The Pastoral Ministry of John H. C. Fritz, 1897-1920 Ruth Fritz Meyer The Missouri Synod in the East and Southeast Henry B. Hemmeter Early Attempts to Introduce English in the East Henry B. Hemmeter Book Reviews No. 3 (Fall 2001) Director Preus Accepts New Position John H. C. Fritz, Dean and Professor: Part One Ruth Fritz Meyer Lutheranism in Venezuela Robert G. Huebner A Missionary Pastor’s Reflections on the Occasion of His Fiftieth Ministerial Anniversary Theophilus William Strieter World War II Chaplains and Missouri Synod Missions Dale E. Griffin No. 4 (Winter 2001) In Memoriam: Gerhardt Theodore Kramer In Memoriam: Deaconess Rose Ziemke Faith of Our Fathers Mark Braun Two “Preacher Kids’” Century Theodore C. Doege, M.D. John H. C. Fritz, Dean and Professor: Part Two Ruth Fritz Meyer Book Reviews Volume 73 (2000) No. 1 (Spring 2000) Autobiography of a Pioneer Pastor: E. Rolf Translated by Edward J. Arndt A Clerical Family in Early Modern Germany: The Buengers Louise Buenger Robbert The Beginnings of Missouri Synod Work in Brazil Robert G. Huebner A History of the Missouri Synod’s Participation in the Military Chaplaincy, Part 2 Dale E. Griffin Book Reviews No. 2 (Summer 2000) Walther and the Saxon Pastors in the East Marvin Huggins Theodore Graebner and the Norwegian Synod 1943–1950 Michael Henrichs Effects of Missouri’s Involvement in the Chaplaincy Dale E. Griffin The Wisconsin Synod and the Military Chaplaincy Dale E. Griffin Notices No. 3 (Fall 2000) In Memoriam: Eugene E. Fincke Daniel Preus Otto Paul Kretzmann (1901-1975) Richard Baepler Hermann Sasse’s Relations with His Erlangen Colleagues Lowell C. Green Introduction to a Letter by Johannes Grabau on Christian Ordination Benjamin T. G. Mayes A Letter by Johannes Grabau on Christian Ordination Translated by Benjamin T. G. Mayes Miscellany No. 4 (Winter 2000) O. P. Kretzmann’s Valparaiso University Presidency Richard Baepler Herman Sasse and the Third Reich Threats to the Church John R. Wilch Memoirs of a World War II Chaplain Edgar J. Buerger Book Reviews CHI Awards Volume 72 (1999) No. 1 (Spring 1999) In Memoriam: Herbert A. Mueller Ambassador on the Yangtse: Max Henry Zschiegner Max C. E. Zschiegner A Mission Report from Frederica, Georgia, to Gotthilf August Francke (July 30, 1744) Translated and Edited by George F. Jones Karl Georg Stöckhardt: His Life and Labor Daniel Woodring No. 2 (Summer 1999) Ambassador on the Yangtse: Max Henry Zschiegner�-1940 Max C. E. 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