The Lutheran Pioneer St. Louis — 1927, Page 190

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THE LUTHERAN PIONEER.

catechist will bear rich fruit and be a means of rearing
a generation of Lutherans who will base their faith
upon the infallible and immovable Word. That is, after
all, what we are aiming at: we want our people to be
Lutherans and to accept Luther’s Small Catechism and
its exposition as we have it in our Synodical Catechism
because it has its source and foundation in the Bible.

Home Mission-work in
Vol. V of Men
59 pages,

The Wide-Open Island City.
a Big City. By Carl A. Gieseler.
and Missions, edited by L. Fuerbringer.
illustrated. Price, 25 cts.

This booklet brings the personal experiences of a pas-
tor who spent ten years of his life as a missionary in
one of our great industrial centers. We should like to
see this pamphlet have thousands of readers; but we
desire to commend its careful reading and study to all
pastors working in cities, since it contains that which
will be particularly heartening, instructive, and stimu-
lating for them.

Of Judah’s Tribe and David’s House. — Aus Judas
Stamm und Davids Haus. An English-German
Liturgical Service for Children and the Entire Con-

gregation. By Prof. P. E. Kretzmann, D. D., and
Walter Wismar. Price, 5 cts. per copy; dozen,
50 ects.; 100, $3.50.

This liturgy is intended for congregations where the
children’s Christmas service must be bilingual. It has
a number of unique features that will make a strong
appeal.

Exclusive Christmas Greeting Cards. With religious
texts, Christian sentiments, and original designs.
Ten cards in a package; 25 packages to the box.
Special prices made to Christian day- and Sunday-

» schools.

Concordia Publishing House should receive the whole-
hearted support of the Church for its attempt to put
Christ back into Christmas greetings. The use of these
cards will be a missionary work; for everywhere where
these cards go, they bring the message of Christ and
His salvation. It would surely be a pity if the publishers
did not meet with our full support in this missionary
enterprise.

Synodical Reports of the Missouri Synod, 1927. No.1.
English District. 108 pages; 70 cts. Doctrinal pa-
er: “Authority in the Church” (Rev. Harry E.
Isen). — No. 2. South Wisconsin District. 88
ages; 55 cts. Doctrinal papers: “Unsere kirch-
Fiche Taetigkeit in Sued-Wisconsin” (only in out-
line; Prof. O. F. Hattstaedt) and “The Fundamentals
of the Christian Religion” (Rev. W. Lochner).—
No. 3. Eastern District. 96 pages; 60 cts. Doc-
trinal papers: “Ueber die Lehre von der Gottheit
unsers Herrn Jesu Christi” (Rev. Th. Kuehn) and
“The Proper Use of the Doctrine of the Church”
(Rey. Geo. Luecke).

Das christliche Gemeindeleben. Referat, verlesen auf
der Synode des Oklahoma-Distrikts im Jahre 1927

von Pastor W. Mahler. 36 pages. Price, 25 cts.

Concordia Calendar, 1928. A Christian Annual for Old
and Young. Edited and compiled by G. A. and B. A,
Fleischer. Published by the Concordia Mutual Ben-
efit League, Lutheran Building, 105—109 N. Dear-
born St., Chicago, Ill. 256 pages; bound in cloth,
Price, 50 cts.

The pages of this annual are replete with instructive,
edifying, and entertaining reading-matter. The articles
Gre partly secular and partly religious, the stories are
thoroughly Christian in character, and the humorous
_ ‘teading is always inoffensive. Whoever invests a half
_ dollar in this annual will certainly get his money’s worth.

Little Lord Jesus. A Christian service. Arranged and
published by WW. If. Czamanske, Sheboygan, Wis.

Price: Single copies, 6 cts.; dozen, 60 cts.; 100,
$4.50.
_ A thoroughly Scriptural Christmas service. The ser-
vice is divided into six “scenes,” or parts. Those in

charge of children’s Christmas services should try this
liturgy.

Received from Ernst Kaufmann, 7—11 Spruce St.,
New York, N. Y.: —

Day by Day With Jesus. Calendar for 1928. Edited
by Dr. W. H. T. Dau, president of Valparaiso Uni-
versity. Price, 60 cts. Order from Concordia Pub-
lishing House, St. Louis, Mo.

Of this calendar the editor says in his fine prefatory
“Greeting”: “Ninety-one pious authors from every part
of the United States have collaborated in furnishing to
the congregation of day-by-day with Jesus worshipers
some word of cheer and appeal, comfort and warning,
which the reflective mind may silently ruminate while
pursuing his round of labors.” We hope that through
the instrumentality of this calendar many. more home
altars may be erected!

Crown Him Lord of All. Stories of the world’s great
whose delight was in the service of the Lord Jesus.
Told by Theo. Graebner. Illustrated. Board covers;
64 pages. Price, 30 cts. Order from Concordia Pub-
lishing House, St. Louis, Mo.

This book brings interesting short biographies of
Monica, the mother of St. Augustine; Alfred the Great;
Charles Hildebrand, Baron of Canstein; Joseph Haydn;
Oberlin, a Great Country Pastor; Louise, Queen of Prus-
sia; Adoniram Judson, Missionary of Burma; Felix
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy; Jenny Lind, the Swedish Night-
ingale; Chinese Gordon, a Modern Knight. Each biography
fills about six pages.

Under the Christmas-Tree. Stories, poems, and pic-
tures for the holidays. Collected by Uncle Timothy.
Illustrated. Board covers; 64 pages. Price, 30 cts.
Order from Concordia “Publishing House, St.
Louis, Mo.

The table of contents lists thirty-eight titles; which
fact indicates that a great variety of holiday reading-
matter is to be found between the covers of this book.
It will prove a delightful present for children in the in-
termediate grades,

Christmas in the Black ‘Belt, and Other Stories from
the Mission-fields at Home and Abroad. Collected
by W. G. Polack. Richly illustrated. Board covers;
64 pages. Price, 30 cts. Order from Concordia Pub-
lishing House, St. Louis, Mo.

Professor Polack has collected thirteen highly interest-
ing mission-stories in this book for our children. May
pany, parents put these stories into the hands of their
children! ;

Bringing Christ to the Ojibways of Michigan. By
W. G. Polack. Illustrated. Board covers; 64 pages.
Price, 30 cts. Order from Concordia Publishing
House, St. Louis, Mo.

This is the engrossing story of the mission-work of
E.R. Baierlein, 1848—1853, among the Ojibway Indians,
who at that time had their home around Saginaw Bay.
Professor Polack has the gift of telling a story so that
boys and girls of school age will gladly read it.

Guests of Holy Night. Stories for Christian young folks.
By Th. Graebner. Illustrated. Board covers; 127
pages. Price, 50 cts. Order from Concordia Pub-
ishing House, St. Louis, Mo. 3

Professor Gracbner has gathered sixteen beautiful
stories for older children in this book. ‘The first story