Holy Trinity 1998: Volume 7, Number 3

ARTICLES 

Confessing Christ: Office and Vocation
Naomichi Masaki

Christ's Ambassadors: A Confessional Perspective on the Missionary Office of the Church
Klaus Detlev Schulz

Kenneth Scott Latourette: A Description and Assessment of His Historical Analysis of the Spread of Christianity in the First Five Centuries
Andrew Pfeiffer

The Motivation for Lutheran Missiology
Ralph Patrick

Lutheran Missions Must Lead to Lutheran Churches
Matthew Harrison

How Are They to Believe? Romans 10:14-15 in the Light of the Lutheran Confessions
Jonathan Lange

The Borga (Porvoo) "Common Statement"
Tom G. A. Hardt

The Question of the Church's Unity on the Mission Field
Hermann Sasse

REVIEWS 

REVIEW ESSAY: Church under the Pressure of Stalinism: The Development of the Status and Activities of the Soviet Latvian Evangelical-Lutheran Church in 1944-1950
By Jouko Talonen

On Being a Theologian of the Cross: Reflections on Luther?s Heidelberg Disputation, 1518
By Gerhard O. Forde

Dining with the Devil: The Megacharch Movement Flirts with Modernity
By Os Guinness

Galatians, Ephesians
By Armin J. Panning. The People's Bible Series

Welcome to Christ: Lutheran Rites for the Catechumenate
Edited by Paul Nelson, Frank Stoldt, Scott Weidler, and Lani Willis

Women and Religion: The Original Sourcebook of Women in Christian Thought
Edited by Elizabeth A. Clark and Herbert Richardson

Prince, People and Confession: The Second Reformation in Brandenberg
By Bodo Nischan

Lord, Teach Us
By William H. Willimon and Stanley Hauerwas

Lost Daughters
By Reinder Van Til. Foreword by Martin E. Marty

LOGIA FORUM

• A Missionary Prayer
• Disappearing Disciples
• How Christians Look at Graves
• Sacred Obstacles
• Trivializing God
• Pastoral Calls
• Ecclesiastical Authority
• Aesthetic Contradiction
• Supermarket of Desire
• Luther Poster Available
• The Fathers on Numbers
• A Day's Journey into Nineveh
• The Baptism of the Penguins
• Anatomy of a Takeover
• The Hymnals of Unionism and Rationalism