Mary Jane Haemig
Associate Professor of Church History
Director of the Thrivent Reformation Research Program  

Email: mhaemig@luthersem.edu Personal Website: www.luthersem.edu/mhaemig Office: (651) 641-3244    Office: BH 111 Sabbatical (7/1/2009-6/30/2010)

See personal website for course materials.
	See academic catalog for general course descriptions.
HC 1320 01	REFORM OF THE CHURCH	Spring Semester 2008-2009
HC 6382 F6	TOPICS/REF STUDIES-CANCELLED 1.15	Spring Semester 2008-2009
HC 1320 01	REFORM OF THE CHURCH	Fall Semester 2008-2009
IC 2620 01	LUTHERAN CONFESSIONAL WRITINGS	Fall Semester 2008-2009
IC 2620 50	LUTHERAN CONFESSIONAL WRIT-ONLINE	Fall Semester 2008-2009

Mary Jane Haemig is available to speak at your congregation's event or adult forum on the following topics. For other faculty and staff resources, visit our Online Resource Guide

• Advent: The Season and its Celebrations
• Christians and Politics: A Lutheran Perspective
• Luther's Catechisms: Good News for Today
• Luther's Catechisms: History and Use
• Martin Luther and Prayer
• Martin Luther and Preaching
• Martin Luther and the Bible
• Martin Luther as a Translator and Interpreter of the Bible
• Martin Luther: The Man & His Work
• What is the Church?

View a detailed curriculum vitae for Mary Jane Haemig here. This includes education, professional positions, activities, memberships and publications.

Th.D.	Harvard Divinity School Cambridge, MA	1996
Certificate of Studies	Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago Chicago, IL	1989
M.T.S.	Harvard Divinity School Cambridge, MA	1981
J.D.	Harvard Law School Cambridge, MA	1981
B.A.	University of Minnesota Minneapolis, MN	1977

Mary Jane Haemig joined the Luther Seminary faculty as associate professor of church history in 1999 after serving as assistant professor of religion at Pacific Lutheran University in Tacoma, Wash., where she had been since 1994. In 1991 and 1992 she served as a teaching fellow at Harvard Divinity [more...]

The reformers understood that “ you don’t have to spend your time trying to reach God because God has reached down to you. You should spend your time helping your neighbor,” Haemig says. “ Or to put it another way: God doesn’t need your good works. Your neighbor [more...]

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