Lutherans in America: A New History
A sweeping account of Lutheranism in the United States, chronicling its immigrant roots, institutional growth, and evolving identity from colonial times to today.
About This Book
Lutherans in America: A New History examines the development of Lutheran churches and communities across the United States.
The book traces the arrival of Lutheran immigrants and the establishment of congregations from the colonial era onward.
It explores the growth, challenges, and transformations experienced by American Lutherans through major historical periods.
Readers gain insight into the institutional, cultural, and theological evolution of Lutheranism in America.
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