“Marriage of Protestant clergy is generally recognized as the most visible and unambiguous institutional change effected by the Reformation, and the place where its theological beliefs were most visibly put into practice. Ministry marriages and the pastor’s wife and kids sitting in the pews each Sunday were a walking, talking demonstration and reminder of Reformation truths.” — Claire Smith
Date: April 4, 2017
Event: The Gospel Coalition 2017 National Conference
Related:
- The Luther Family and the Reformation of Marriage (Jeff Robinson)
- 5 Lessons from Reformation Women (Rebecca VanDoodewaard)
- Women in the Tapestry of Church History (Kathleen Nielson)
Find more audio and video from the 2017 National Conference on the conference media page.
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