Luther and his Katie

Luther and his Katie

The Influence of Luther's wife on his ministry

By Dolina MacCuish - "Though Catherine von Bora without question owes her place in history to the fact that she was Luther's 'liebes Weib' yet she was noteworthy on her own account. Someone whom the volcano that was Luther would call 'lord Katie' ought not to be ignored. Indeed a German historian has gone so far as to wonder what Luther would have been without her."

Delightful, soul-stirring.
A book you won't want to put down.

Soft cover, 125 pages.

Measures 7" x 4 1/4"

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