Browsing Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary by Subject "Unionism"

The 1856-1859 and the 1964-1970 Free Conferences: Similarities and Differences

Strackbein, John T. (1979)

An Analysis of the Doctrinal Stance of the Merger of the Lutheran Church in America, the American Lutheran Church and the Association of Evangelical Lutheran Churches

Duncan, Michael D. (1983)

The Breaking of Church Fellowship

Doebler, Brian (2001)

Canadian Lutheranism – Proving Ground for Lutheran Unionism? A Look at the Development of Canadian Lutheran Unionism

Berg, John W. (1979)

John Berg’s 1979 paper examines the trajectory of Lutheran unionism in Canada, suggesting that Canadian Lutheranism may serve as a proving ground for broader Lutheran mergers in North America. The study traces developments ...

The Chicago (Intersynodical) Theses

Kipfmiller, David A. (1979)

Chicago: March 11,12,13, 1919: Ecumenical Confessionalism vs. Exclusive Confessionalism

Hannemann, Mark E. (1973)

The "Common Confession": The Document that Divided

Daley, Stephen E. (1999)

Denver Revisited: The Marketing of Fellowship

Kutz, Thomas C. (1977)

Fellowship: Application and Practice As It Might Be Taught in Adult Bible Class

Hoffmann, Wilmer G. (1987)

God–Pleasing Policies Regarding Our Pupils Who Are Members of Other Churches

Vogt, John F. (1975)

How Missouri's Doctrines of Church and Ministry Fostered Unionism, As Shown by the Development of the Scouting Issue

Fix, Andrew (2000)

How Strict a Lutheran?: A Look at Pastor Friedrich Schmid and His Work in Michigan

Renz, James A. (1980)

How the Military Chaplaincy Led the Missouri Synod into Unionism and Thus Was a Major Factor in Her Downfall

Brenner, John M. (1977)

In this 1977 essay, John M. Brenner examines how the Missouri Synod’s involvement in the U.S. military chaplaincy contributed to its doctrinal decline and eventual break in fellowship with the Wisconsin Synod. Brenner ...

John Philipp Koehler and the Church Fellowship Issue

Fredrich, Joel D. (1982)

The Lutheran Way (to Unity)?

Koester, Larry N. (1972)

The Ohio Synod at the Time of the 1930 ALC Merger: Incipient Unionism

Schaller, Daniel (1977)

Prayer Fellowship in the Missouri Synod: A Study of Missouri's Change in Position and Its Preponderate Cause

Fischer, Thomas C. (1977)

The Scriptural Meaning of "Koinonia", Fellowship: Its Manifestations and Restrictions

Dahlke, John C. (1948)

The Search for Lutheran Unity Through the Use of Free Conferences: Exemplified Primarily by C.F.W. Walther

Else, Ross H. (1992)

Slip, Sliding Away: The Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod and Prayer-fellowship

Gumm, Thomas R. (1983)

The 1856-1859 and the 1964-1970 Free Conferences: Similarities and Differences ﻿

An Analysis of the Doctrinal Stance of the Merger of the Lutheran Church in America, the American Lutheran Church and the Association of Evangelical Lutheran Churches ﻿

The Breaking of Church Fellowship ﻿

Canadian Lutheranism – Proving Ground for Lutheran Unionism? A Look at the Development of Canadian Lutheran Unionism ﻿

The Chicago (Intersynodical) Theses ﻿

Chicago: March 11,12,13, 1919: Ecumenical Confessionalism vs. Exclusive Confessionalism ﻿

The "Common Confession": The Document that Divided ﻿

Denver Revisited: The Marketing of Fellowship ﻿

Fellowship: Application and Practice As It Might Be Taught in Adult Bible Class ﻿

God–Pleasing Policies Regarding Our Pupils Who Are Members of Other Churches ﻿

How Missouri's Doctrines of Church and Ministry Fostered Unionism, As Shown by the Development of the Scouting Issue ﻿

How Strict a Lutheran?: A Look at Pastor Friedrich Schmid and His Work in Michigan ﻿

How the Military Chaplaincy Led the Missouri Synod into Unionism and Thus Was a Major Factor in Her Downfall ﻿

John Philipp Koehler and the Church Fellowship Issue ﻿

The Lutheran Way (to Unity)? ﻿

The Ohio Synod at the Time of the 1930 ALC Merger: Incipient Unionism ﻿

Prayer Fellowship in the Missouri Synod: A Study of Missouri's Change in Position and Its Preponderate Cause ﻿

The Scriptural Meaning of "Koinonia", Fellowship: Its Manifestations and Restrictions ﻿

The Search for Lutheran Unity Through the Use of Free Conferences: Exemplified Primarily by C.F.W. Walther ﻿

Slip, Sliding Away: The Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod and Prayer-fellowship ﻿