A Tale of Two Schools: Lutheran Identity and Mission Go Hand in Hand
By Samuel Eatherton There once was a Lutheran school in a town with a lot of Lutherans living in it. The school was part of the Lutheran church it was connected to and was started when the church was formed years ago. The church founders started the school to educate their children in matters both temporal and spiritual. This still seems to be a chief purpose of the school, for many church members continue to send their children. Others from outside the congregation attend the school as well ...| The Lutheran Witness
