Happy Belated Reformation Day
OK, so this post is a little late...
A week ago last Wednesday (October 31) was the 490th anniversary of Martin Luther nailing the 95 thesis to the door of Castle Church in Wittenberg- an action that has come to be regarded as the symbolic beginning of the Protestant Reformation. So while most of the American populace was tricking and/or treating, we at Southern Seminary and at my local church- Kosmosdale Baptist Church- were celebrating Reformation Day (Abby went with Christian over to KBC while I was at work so they could watch the movie Luther).
Though the following has been around the Internet the past couple of weeks, I only got the chance to watch it a few days ago- so, if you've missed it, enjoy the "Reformation polka:"
Also, if you didn't see it on my family blog, check out the picture Abby took of Christian and me with the Reformation pumpkin in the Boyce Centennial Library:
Christian was so excited. :|
A week ago last Wednesday (October 31) was the 490th anniversary of Martin Luther nailing the 95 thesis to the door of Castle Church in Wittenberg- an action that has come to be regarded as the symbolic beginning of the Protestant Reformation. So while most of the American populace was tricking and/or treating, we at Southern Seminary and at my local church- Kosmosdale Baptist Church- were celebrating Reformation Day (Abby went with Christian over to KBC while I was at work so they could watch the movie Luther).
Though the following has been around the Internet the past couple of weeks, I only got the chance to watch it a few days ago- so, if you've missed it, enjoy the "Reformation polka:"
Also, if you didn't see it on my family blog, check out the picture Abby took of Christian and me with the Reformation pumpkin in the Boyce Centennial Library:
Christian was so excited. :|
Labels: personal, Reformation Theology
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