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The city of Magdeburg, Germany received a new pastor: Martin Luther. By Luther’s preaching the Word of God, the city defected from Roman Catholicism and joined the cause of the Reformation. Emperor Charles V outlawed the town repeatedly. Even under siege, the city retained its independence. In the years to follow, Magdeburg gained a reputation as a stronghold of the Reformation and its furtherance, even being the first major city to publish Luther’s writings.

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The Magdeburg Conference has a simple goal: to find refuge in God’s Word and the Lutheran Confessions from the siege of false theology.

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During the Magdeburg Conference we will delve into and study the Augsburg Confession, one of the most basic Lutheran confessions of faith after the Small Catechism.

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The spirit of Magdeburg lives on

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The Reformation lives on

2011 - (Rev. Brian Saunders - District President, Iowa District East) Augsburg Confession, Articles 1-3

2012 - Rev. Dr. Cameron MacKenzie - Chairman of the Department of Historical Theology, Concordia

                Theological Seminary, Fort Wayne, Indiana - Augsburg Confession, Article 4

Register for the 2012 Magdeburg Conference

$25 single registration

$40 husband/wife registration

** registration fee covers sessions, materials, and lunch