Chad Stewart
Stories about courage, darkness, resilience—and the people who find their way through them.
Theology . Faith . History
The sixteenth-century Reformation of the Christian Church was a pivotal moment in history. When Martin Luther nailed his Ninety-Five Theses to the church door in Wittenberg in 1517, he helped ignite a movement that would forever change the course of Christianity—challenging long-held traditions, reshaping the Church, and bringing what the Reformers believed to be light into darkness and life where there had been spiritual death.
   Catechetical instruction has been a popular and effective form for the instruction of children and adults alike through the history of the Church.
   The purpose of this catechism is to instruct individuals on a specific period of church history: The German Reformation. It is designed to be easy enough for young children to memorize and learn the historical events, but full enough to teach adults also. This catechism has 95 questions with answers following.