Lutheran Makers of America
The volume provides an insightful look into the diverse roles played by Lutherans in American history, including their involvement in the Revolutionary War, the establishment of educational institutions, and the development of local communities. Through detailed narratives, Nothstein illustrates how these 'makers' integrated their religious convictions with their commitment to the growth of a new nation. This book serves as an essential resource for those interested in the history of Lutheranism in America, as well as the broader story of the immigrant groups who defined the American experience. By chronicling the achievements of both well-known leaders and lesser-known figures, "Lutheran Makers of America" preserves a vital chapter of American heritage and religious history.
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