Katherine Von Bora: The Morning Star of Wittenberg

Book Description:

Her husband's story is well known: Martin Luther's nailing of 95 theses on the door o Wittenberg's castle church on October 31, 1517, was a turning point in history. Yet it was his dear wife Katie whom Luther called the "Morning Star of Wittenberg."

After a dramatic escape from a convent in Catholic territory, former nun Katharine von Bora married Wittenberg's famous preacher and was a remarkable helper and companion to the German Reformer. A courageous lady, a loving wife and mother, and an able selfless steward of vast responsibilities,

Katharine Luther is a sterling example of what a woman, by God's grace, can be. This fully illustrated storybook brings to life this exciting part of history for readers of all ages to enjoy.

Endorsements:

"Boys and girls (and adults too) will love this beautiful book about a godly woman who helped to change the world." -Joel R. Beeke, President, Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary, Grand Rapids, Michigan

"[Katie Luther] provides our children with a heroine that will challenge and inspire them... [a] well-written and delightfully illustrated book for families." -Marilyn Boyer, homeschooling pioneer and creator of Character Concepts

"Not often are children's books grounded in historical research and theological substance.... At the same time, [this] book is enjoyable written, charmingly illustrated, and fun to read." -Gene Edward Veith, Professor Emeritus, Patrick Henry College

"Katie Luther is... the great woman behind the great man. In this beautifully illustrated and delightfully written biography, she is introduced to a new generation of young Christians." -Carl R. Trueman, William E. Simon, Fellow in Religion and Public Life, Princeton University

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