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LUTHER'S GERMANY - YESTERDAY AND TODAY
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Episode 1: Luther Oak and Schlosskirche
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Price: $18.95 (S & H included)
Martin Luther was one of history’s influential and powerful figures. This new television series explores the areas where Luther lived, as they were then and as they are today. This episode takes us to the Luther Oak, where Martin Luther burned the Papal Bull. We also visit the Luther House and the famous Castle Church where Luther posted the 95 Theses. |
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Episode 2: Refuge in a Castle and a City Church
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This episode takes us to two UNESCO world heritage sites associated with Luther. We visit the Wartburg Castle, a place of refuge and hear the stories of Luther’s stay at the castle in the Thuringian Forest. We also visit the historic city church where Luther often preached. |
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Episode 3: Torgau and Katherine, Too
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This episode concludes the visit to Wartburg Castle and then travels to the city of Torgau to visit St. Mary’s Church, also known as the Town Church and the final resting place of Luther’s wife, Katherine Von Bora. |
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Episode 4: The Prayer Behind the Wall
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This episode takes us to St. Nicholas Church and is highlighted by a fascinating interview with Pastor Fuehrer who served as a pastor in the former East Germany and who was instrumental in leading the Peace Prayers and Freedom March that helped foment the eventual fall of the Berlin Wall and of Communist East Germany. |
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Episode 5: Life and Death in Eisleben
(order code: L5)
Price: $18.95 (S & H included)
Dr. Christian Philipson, Director of the Luther Memorial Museum, joins us for a guided tour of Luther’s birth house and his death house, both in Eisleben. | |
