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2026 LW Summer Reading Roundup
Writers and editors of The Lutheran Witness share the books they're excited about this summer.
Rachel Bomberger, Cheryl Magness and Mary Henrichs
June 25, 2026
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From whom I learned it
LW Contributor
My parents have lived in the same house since they got married in 1984. I have my passport number memorized. But where it counts, I ...
Peace where brothers are engaging
LW Contributor
The Church Militant is not only fighting with Satan and his demonic armies. It is also fighting with itself. Brothers fight.
Mocking the bully Death
LW Contributor
In the end, no matter how hard you work to avoid it, death towers over you and remorselessly says, “I win. I always do.” And ...
In defense of Mother’s Day
LW Contributor
We should take a little time to bless the mothers in our congregations, to thank them, pray for them, encourage them and support them.
Let’s want better for our children
LW Contributor
It’s not hard to pick up on what the world around us wants us to want for our children. But what would God have us ...
Jesus Christ alone
LW Contributor
Jesus was crucified, and He hung on the cross until death — alone. He understands loneliness. He understands sadness. He understands suffering.








