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Brochures and books

What is so special about a Lutheran school?

This brochure answers the question what is so special about a Lutheran school? Aspects covered include:

  • The Lutheran school system
  • Basic understandings
  • A special environment
  • A good education
  • Christian growth
  • Families and communities

Available from the LEA national office at $30 per hundred. Order by emailing lea@lutheran.edu.au.

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    LEA Directory

    A quick reference and guide to the location of Lutheran schools and early childhood centres throughout Australia. It provides contact details (address, telephone, fax, email and website).

    Available from the LEA national office free of charge. Order by emailing lea@lutheran.edu.au

    The Lutheran Church of Australia and its schools

    The Lutheran Church of Australia and its schools is a key synodical statement that describes the relationship of the Lutheran Church of Australia with its schools. The statement covers:

    • The Lutheran school
    • The Lutheran school and education
    • The Lutheran school and worship
    • The Lutheran school and the responsibilities of the Lutheran Church of Australia
    • The Lutheran school and the responsibilities of governing councils and principals
    • The Lutheran school and parents
    • The Lutheran school and the government

    Available from the LEA national office free of charge. Order by emailing lea@lutheran.edu.au

  • The LCA and its schools brochure
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    A God who speaks and acts: theology for teachers in Lutheran schools

    By Rev Dr Malcolm Bartsch

    In A God who speaks and acts: theology for teachers in Lutheran schools, Malcolm Bartsch has captured and included not only his own wisdom and rich experience in Lutheran education, but has intelligently and effectively included the thoughts of several significant Lutheran educators and theologians. People such as Zweck, Koch, Hauser, Hebart and Jennings – deep thinkers in the Australian Lutheran context – add to Malcolm’s writings and provide a most worthwhile and thorough theological journey for teachers in Lutheran schools to venture into. Even more so, Martin Luther’s writings on Lutheran education and theology are inexorably intertwined into this well written dialogue. This enables the reader to be taken deep into Lutheran theology and, in the case of the Lutheran teacher, to identify their own and their school’s raison d’être.

    The book contains the theological essentials for Lutheran educators and is written in a way which is not only understandable but can be applied in the daily challenges of school teaching, learning and planning.

    Lutheran Education Australia is offering A God who speaks and acts: theology for teachers in Lutheran schools for FREE in ebook form. To receive this e-book please email LEA and specify Apple or Kindle version. The PDF version is also available to download here.

    Hard copies for $5 each are also available by emailing lea@lutheran.edu.au

    The Patriarchs: A history of Lutheran schooling 1839-1919

    by Richard Hauser

    This book considers the contribution to the Lutheran church and its schools by August Kavel, Daniel Fritzsche, Wilhelm Boehm, Rudolph Ey, Theodor Langebecker, Carl Krichauff, Wilhelm Peters and Geoorge Leidig

    The Pathfinders: A history of Lutheran schooling 1919-1999

    by Richard Hauser

    This book considers the contribution to the Lutheran church and its schools by Henry Harmann, Karl Muetzelfeldt, Garry Matuschka, Gertrude Jacob, Elvin Janetzki, Carson Dron, John Zweck, Thomas Reuther

    All publications can be ordered by contacting lea@lutheran.edu.au