5th Conference

Wilhelm Loehe and the Future Church
Craig L. Nessan, Wartburg Seminary, Dubuque

Why bother with dusting off and updating Deinzer?
Reflections on Writing a New Biography of Loehe
John Stephenson, Concordia Seminary, Ontario/Canada

Loehe about himself:
Where did Loehe see the Essential in his Foundations?
Rudolf Keller, University of Regensburg, Ansbach/Germany

Dogmengeschichte und Dogmenentwicklung:
Löhe’s Posture Towards Nineteenth-Century Theological Trends
James Ambrose Lee II, Concordia University, Chicago/Illinois

A Missionary Ecclesiology:
Loehe’s Contribution to Contemporary Discussions on the missio Dei
K. Detlev Schulz, Concordia Seminary, Fort Wayne/Indiana

Loehe's Legacy and Borderless Solidarity:
Destigmatizing Immigrants in a Xenophobic Nation
Man Hei Yip, Wartburg Seminary, Dubuque

Wilhelm Löhe’s Doctrine of the Office of the Ministry
in Historical and Contemporary Perspective
Steven J. Pietsch, Australian Lutheran College, Adelaide/Australia

From the 19^th century Deaconess Institute to the Diaconical Enterprise in the 21^st century: Diaconal work in Neuendettelsau through the ages
Mathias Hartmann, Diakoneo, Neuendettelsau/Germany

Serving on Bended Knee, Serving on Tiptoe:
The History and Future of the Diaconal Movement in the United States
Jenny Wiley Legath, Princeton University, New Jersey

Loehe’s Liturgical Legacy:
Imagination for Identity and Mission Then and Now
Thomas H. Schattauer, Wartburg Seminary, Dubuque

Loehe, Liturgy, and Lives Mattering
Jan Schnell, Wartburg Seminary, Dubuque