Spring 2018 CHI Quarterly
Just arrived! The Spring 2018 issue of the Concordia Historical Institute Quarterly (Vol. 91, no.1) has been received from the printer and has been delivered to our mail vendor. The Spring 2018 issue provides some historical perspectives on Lutherans and the civil rights struggle in Selma. It accomplishes this through
Historical Footnotes Fall Winter 2017
The Fall-Winter 2017 issue (v.62, issue 2) of Concordia Historical Institute’s membership newsletter, Historical Footnotes, has just arrived at CHI and has been taken to our mail vendor. Take a look at what’s inside this outstanding issue: “Lutheran History – Excellence in Publication and Service in 2016″ (a report on
Winter 2017 CHI Quarterly
Hot off the presses! The Winter 2017 issue of the Concordia Historical Institute Quarterly (Vol. 90, no.4) has been received from our printer and has been delivered to our mail vendor. The Winter 2017 issue provides some historical perspectives on the Lutheran Church. It accomplishes this through articles by Albert
Summer 2017 CHI Quarterly
The Summer 2017 issue of the Concordia Historical Institute Quarterly (Vol. 90, no.2) focuses on some lesser-known pastors in the mid-history of the Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod. The Spring 2017 issue was focused on the work of laymen in the Lutheran Church, so it is only fitting that we present the
MELIM
Sharing the History of an Untold Chapter in Lutheran Missions The Missouri Evangelical Lutheran India Mission (MELIM) Concordia Historical Institute (CHI) is committed to sharing the history of this important missionary work and the Lutheran pioneers who gave witness to the free Gospel of grace in Christ. Primary source documents
CHI Papua New Guinea Exhibit to Close
There is only one month remaining to view the Concordia Historical Institute’s extensive museum exhibit “Bringing Christ to the Highlands,” featuring LCMS mission work that began in 1948. The CHI exhibit frames the work of Christ and the Gospel in Papua New Guinea (PNG) with a series of paintings
Historically Speaking
Concordia Historical Institute is pleased to announce the first event of it’s new speakers series, “Historically Speaking”. The inaugural speaker is Tim Townsend, award-winning author of Mission at Nuremberg: An American Army Chaplain and the Trial of the Nazis. Mission at Nuremberg is the gripping story of Lutheran minister Henry