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Here's a small collection of links that may be of interest to Lutherans and other users of this site. A quick look around reveals that there are hundreds of related Web sites out there -- we haven't tried to be comprehensive, but if we're missing an obvious link, please let us know. The presence of a link on this page doesn't mean that the site it links to is endorsed by the congregation or leadership of United Lutheran Church. On the contrary, links were chosen by the webmaster while nobody responsible was watching. Please send a note to the webmaster if you encounter problems with any of these links, or if you want to add a link that you think other users will find useful or entertaining.
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ReadyClickGrow Your Family
delivers "fresh, practical resources that provide your family with more fun, more faith, and more family moments." This Augsburg Fortress site requires free registration.
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The home page of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA) contains links to an assortment of useful resources.
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The website for the Oregon Synod of the ELCA has regional church news and a variety of resources.
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Augsburg Fortress is the publishing house of the ELCA.
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"The Lutheran" is the magazine of the ELCA.
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ChurchRodent is a fascinating glossary of Christian history. It's being remodeled, so plan to use your browser's Back button to get around the site. Once it's fully interlinked, it will be easy to spend a lot of time there learning things you should already know.
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A history of Martin Luther and the Reformation is provided on this excellent German site. This link is to the English version, but the site's also available in German, Dutch, and Hungarian, if you want.
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From the folks at Advent Lutheran Church (Missouri Synod), in Zionsville, Indiana, comes the This Month in Lutheran History calendar. Most items contain links out to more detailed information about each day's events. Impressive!
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Garrison Keillor's A Prairie Home Companion radio show. What Lutheran Web site would be complete without a link to PHC?
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