Lutheran Voices is a popular series from Augsburg Fortress that provides quality, accessible books by Lutheran authors on a wide range of subjects and themes of particular interest to Lutherans but also to the wider Christian community. The series is designed to inspire conversation about what it means to be Lutheran and how the Lutheran faith can enrich and guide both congregational and personal lives.

"The Lutheran Voices series is tapping into the rich resources of the church and bringing us together to talk about issues and ideas that shape our present and future. I am grateful to Augsburg Fortress for this valuable new contribution to the church's publishing ministry, and I encourage congregations take a close look
at the books in the series."

—Mark S. Hanson
Presiding Bishop of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America

Books in the Lutheran Voices series are ideally suited to small group discussion because they are brief in length — approximately 100 pages — and focused on a single topic. With new books continually coming out in this series, you will never run out of ideas to discuss. You can also use several books to cover a broad range of themes. And the books are reasonably priced, with specials available on bulk purchases.

Every Lutheran Voices book includes questions at the end of each chapter that can be used for personal development or to initiate discussions in a group setting. Some books now include online study resources, and more will become available as new books are added to the series. Please read on to learn more about this exciting new component to the Lutheran Voices series.

NEW!

Online study resources for select Lutheran Voices books can be downloaded free of charge to help you use Lutheran Voices for group study in not one, but two different ways.

• A Leader Guide and companion Participant Handout offer the tools needed for a one-hour discussion on the general themes of particular books in the Lutheran Voices series.
• The Leader Guide also provides suggestions for expanding the one-hour discussion to a series of sessions based on a chapter-by-chapter discussion of particular books in the Lutheran Voices series. To help get out the word about Lutheran Voices studies in your congregation, the online resources include a Publicity Flyer that you can download and customize it to fit your needs.

To learn which books in the Lutheran Voices series currently have online study resources available click here. If you want more help using Lutheran Voices in a group setting, download the easy-to-read guide on How to Lead a Book Discussion. For your convenience, a list of all books in the series grouped according to general interest areas is included below.

Reclaiming the ''E'' Word
by Kelly A. Fryer
Emerging Ministry
by Nathan C.P. Frambach
Living Lutheran: Renewing Your Congregation
by Dave Daubert
Reclaiming the "C" Word: Daring to Be Church Again
by Kelly A. Fryer
American Destiny and the Calling of the Church
by Paul A. Wee
People of Purpose: 40 Life Lessons from the New Testament
by Robert Driver-Bishop
Called by God to Serve
by Robert F. Holley and Paul Waters
Leading on Purpose
by Eric Burtness
Let the Servant Church Arise
by Barbara DeGrote Sorensen and David Allen Sorensen
On a Wing and a Prayer
by Michael L. Cooper-White
Open the Doors and See All the People
by Norma Cook Everist
Public Church
by Cynthia Moe-Lobeda
Reclaiming the "L" Word
by Kelly A. Fryer
Who Do You Say That I Am?
by Susan K. Hedahl

The Word of the Cross in a World of Glory
by Philip Ruge-Jones
War, Peace, and God
by Gary M. Simpson
Ending Poverty: A 20/20 Vision
by Nancy E. Maeker and Peter Rogness
God in the Raging Waters: Stories of Love and Service Following Hurricanes Katrina and Rita
by Paul Blom
The Letter and the Spirit: Discerning God's Will in a Complex World
by David Brondos
Give Us This Day
by Craig L. Nessan
Water from the Rock
by Ann E. Hafften

Sanctified Living
by Frank G. Honeycutt
On Earth as in Heaven
by Kay Bender Braun
Faith's Wisdom for Daily Living
by Herbert Anderson and Bonnie Miller-McLemore
Blessed to Follow
by Martha Stortz
Given for You
by Louis W. Accola
Holy Purpose: The Blessings of Service, Obedience, and Faith
by Carolyn Coon Mowchan
A Life Worth Leading
by Eric Burtness
Connecting with God in a Disconnected World
by Carolyn Coon Mowchan and Damian Anthony Vraniak
Gravity and Grace
by Joseph Sittler
Our Lives Are Not Our Own
by Rochelle Melander and Harold Eppley
Getting Ready for the New Life
by Richard F. Bansemer
Will I Sing Again?
by John McCollough Bade

On Being Lutheran
by Timothy F. Lull
Living in the Kingdom: Reflections on Luther's Catechism, Revised Edition
by Alvin N. Rogness and Peter Rogness
Praying for Reform: Luther, Prayer, and the Christian Life
by William R. Russell
Listen! God is Calling!
by D. Michael Bennethum
Speaking of Trust
by Martin Marty
Signs of Belonging
by Mary E. Hinkle