Bethany Nummela-Hanel has rounded these up and I’m sure thankful to her that she has!
Book of Concord Reading Plans
- A summer reading schedule for reading Concordia: The Lutheran Confessions, A Reader’s Edition is available here, by RCF and hosted on the website, A Shepherd’s Story, run by Rev. Johann Caauwe, a wonderful WELS pastor. The schedule begins on May 30th reading introductory material.
- A summer reading schedule for other editions, including Tappert, Kolb-Wengert, the Triglotta, and Die Bekenntnis-Schriften, is here, by Michael D.Henson. This one begins June 1.
- I love that that Trig & Die Bekentnis-Schriften were included!!
- There’s actually a $.99 Kindle edition of the Trig, but I’m not sure how that pans out or CPH has a print on demand version here.
- I dream of homeschooling families going through the Triglotta, in its three languages, together.
- A 40-day Lenten plan from CPH, originally available here.
- Yearly plan: I think the same Monday through Friday plan is available in both of these places. Begin any time with week one.
- Concordia: The Lutheran Confessions, A Reader’s Edition, pp. 19-22
- BookofConcord.org (I love that site) has it here, and you can request to join a daily email group! Easy as can be. Perfect. Excellent.
I’ll add these Book of Concord reading plans to my free Lutheran resources list stat!
You know what else I think? I think these make a great homeschooling resources, too, since we could have our high schoolers reading through the Lutheran Confessions! What a great impact that could have!! I’ve heard that those in junior high can have a great time, delving into the Large Catechism, which could be a natural bridge into the other documents.
Thanks again, Bethany!
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