Embracing Your Lutheran Identity

July 16, 2024

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Where does your identity come from? Is it from your race, gender, nationality, social status, income, or something else? Author Gene Edward Veith Jr. brings your Lutheran identity to life in his new book, Embracing Your Lutheran Identity. He shares stories from the Lutheran community, asking questions along the way to help you understand how you fit into the Lutheran story too. Learn more: https://www.cph.org/embracing-your-lutheran-identity #lutheran #lutheranidentity

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