A resource for exploring and interpreting the Bible, written by Luther Seminary faculty members. (WWW)

A superb array of academic web sites related to the study of the New Testament.  Particularly helpful is its presentation of links to otherwise hard to find information on current NT scholars.  A link to the "All-In-One" portion of the site allows quick, convenient searching of other biblical reference sites including multiple online Bibles (some interlinear). (WWW)

This site is "intended as a resource for serious, scholarly studies of early Christian writings and their social world."  Web sites are grouped according to Bible texts and translations; studies of the texts; studies of the social world of the early church; and studies of Philo of Alexandria. (WWW)

Many English language translations are searchable from this site, including several harder to locate Catholic versions. (WWW)

A source for over 6,000 full-text journal articles, speeches, essays, and books.  To search for  specific keywords or phrases it is best to search this site via Advanced Search in Google.  Limit search to the religion-online.org domain. (WWW)

A selective guide to internet sites of interest to those engaged in the academic study of religion.  Sites are organized by format and by religious tradition/topic. (WWW)

An extensive list of sites and texts for research on Christian topics assembled by the Divinity Library at Yale University Divinity School.  A handy link to a short list of the best free online resources is provided. (WWW)

An annotated guide to selected web sites on theology, religion, and related areas.  Sites marked with a 'star' indicate those of superior quality. (WWW)

A biographical database of Chinese and foreign Christian missionaries.  It focuses on the lesser-known Chinese Christians of the 19th and 20th centuries. (WWW)

The CCEL is an extensive collection of online Christian texts in the public domain.  Notable is the inclusion of both the Ante-Nicene and Nicene/Post-Nicene Fathers collections of early Christian writings, edited by Philip Schaff.  Browse or search by keywords for authors or works. (WWW)

A growing source of biographical and historical information on the church in Africa. (WWW)

The web site of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America with access to ELCA official statements and messages. (WWW)

The Index Verborum is a specialized word index to the essential words found in 323 selected individual German writings by Martin Luther during the period 1516-1525. These selections are from 13 of the volumes of the 1883 Weimarer Kritische Gesamtausgabe (Weimar Critical Edition) of D. Martin Luthers Werke.
This site has been established by the Department of German Studies at Boston College. (WWW)

The official site of the Lutheran World Federation with links to LWF publications and documents. (WWW)

This site is a source for online texts by Martin Luther and other early Lutheran reformers. (WWW)

The monthly magazine of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (WWW)

A source of population statistics for Christian and other religious groups. (WWW)

This site organizes quantitative data from surveys on religion in America, including data on churches and church membership, religious professionals, and religious groups (individuals, congregations, and denominations). (WWW)

This site brings together a wide variety of published and unpublished studies on religion in America, especially research on Christian congregations and societal issues.  The entire site is effectively searched by keyword using Google. (WWW)

This site presents summarized findings of research projects about American Christianity which have been funded by the Lilly Endowment. (WWW)

An impressive assortment of study and liturgical resources are brought together, organized around the lectionary texts for each Sunday and festival day of the liturgical calendar.  An index concordance provides access to art images which illustrate biblical stories or themes.  The Scripture index is an easy way to determine the Sunday of the year associated with each pericope. (WWW)

A ministry of the Center for Biblical Preaching at Luther Seminary.  "... timely, compelling, and trustworthy content for today's working preacher." (WWW)