WikiProject Lutheranism

The Luther Rose, a personal seal designed by Martin Luther, has been used since the 16th Century to represent Lutherans and Lutheranism.
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Some Wikipedians have gathered together to form a concerted effort to improve the quality and organization of information on Wikipedia relating to Lutheranism. This page - and its related subpages - contain some suggestions for how to go about this task. If you are interested in helping but don't know where to begin, you can look at the "To-do list" below or the Project talk page. As always, please sign up as a participant so that we know who is helping.

This goal of this WikiProject is to improve quality of the information available on Wikipedia about Lutheranism. This includes articles on famous Lutherans, Lutheran churches, and Lutheran theology. It is a further goal of this Wikiproject to help to make this information as well-organized and accessible as possible. Most articles covered under the scope of this Project can be found in Category:Lutheranism and related sub-categories (see the category tree below).

Join the fun -- add yourself as a participant in WikiProject Lutheranism. Please sign using this format: {{user2|UserName}} for plain old users, {{admin|UserName}} for admins, and {{formeradmin|UserName}} for former admins. Thank you.

The current WikiProject Lutheranism Collaboration article is Lucas Cranach the Elder.

Help us improve the information about Lutheranism on Wikipedia.
CAST YOUR VOTE for the next collaboration

1. Improving articles - Participate in the current collaboration, or pick an article from Category:Lutheranism and improve it.
2. Invite new editors to be participants in the project.
3. Category:Lutheranism and the sub-cats need some dedicated work (see talk page).
4. Write a stub - or better yet a full article! - for one of the suggested articles.
5. Continue to check that {{WikiProject Lutheranism}} is on all relevant articles.
6. Continue to re-check article importance & quality, and re-assess as necessary.
7. Regularly review the recent changes in this project's articles for improvements, vandalism, and other changes.

• Johannes Andreas Quenstedt (e.g. from German Wikipedia)
• Gottlieb Christoph Adolf von Harless (e.g. from German Wikipedia)
• Friedrich Tholuck (e.g. from German Wikipedia)

If you happen to notice a great article in different language wikipedia, list it here with a link to the original, and a note about the topic. We will then find translators as we need them (the German wikipedia is probably not a bad place to look for some good Lutheranism articles).

List articles that could be translated here:

• Hermann Sasse has a small stub of an English article, while http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hermann_Sasse is over 1,000 words. The German one should be translated and posted over the English.

• Articles are needed for many of the synods of the ELCA.
• More articles are needed on the pivotal writings of Martin Luther, some suggestions:
  • Lectures on Galatians (Martin Luther)
  • Two Kinds of Righteousness
  • Wittenberg Postil or Eight Sermons from Wittenberg or Invocavit Sermons
  • Others?
• An Article on th Formula missae
• Articles on various Lutheran churches/denominations are needed, some suggestions:
  • Evangelical Lutheran Church in Romania

• A good place to look for article ideas, and also articles to be translated, is the German-language Wikipedia, especially the Category Martin Luther and the Category Lutheranism.

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• Johannes Kepler
• Leonhard Euler

• David Hilbert
• John Calvin
• Pennsylvania Ministerium
• Liturgical calendar (Lutheran)
• Wernher von Braun
• William Rehnquist

The following items all appeared in the Wikipedia:Main page's Did You Know section:

• Magdeburg Centuries - 5 June 2006
• Lutheran Church in Malaysia and Singapore - 17 April 2007
• Lutheran Church of China - 28 April 2007
• John Campanius - 5 June 2007
• Paul Henkel - 5 June 2007
• Liturgical calendar (Lutheran) - 19 June 2007
• Pennsylvania Ministerium - 11 July 2007

• Martin Luther

• Lutheran views of homosexuality, by A.Z., 16 August 2007
• First Lutheran Church (Albany, New York), 17 July, 2007
• Pennsylvania Ministerium, 5 July 2007
• Liturgical calendar (Lutheran), by jackturner3, 14 June 2007
• Nicolaus Hunnius, by Terot, 15 May 2007
• Johann Conrad Dannhauer, by Terot, 13 May 2007
• Nicolaus Gallus, by Terot, 13 May 2007
• George III, Prince of Anhalt-Dessau, by Terot, 11 May 2007
• Ludwig Adolf Petri, by Terot, 30 April 2007
• Church Order (Lutheran), 30 April 2007 by Terot
• Hochkirchliche Vereinigung Augsburgischen Bekenntnisses, 27 April 2007 by Terot
• Agenda (book for divine service)‎ 11:33, 12 April 2007 by Terot; Mpved by CTSWyneken^(talk) 12:20, 30 April 2007 (UTC) to Agenda (liturgy)[reply]
• Paul Henkel created 19.24, 30 May 2007 by John Carter 19:26, 30 May 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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