The Winter Lay Bible Institute was blessed to have a great group of congregational members, students and pastors on campus Feb. 4.

“Reformation Reverberations: the Lasting Impact of Martin Luther’s Reforms” was presented by Dr. Erik Herrmann, associate professor of historical theology, chairman of the Department of Historical Theology and director of the Seminary’s Center for Reformation Research.

Participants learned about the impact of the Reformation on religion, politics and society. “Our goal is to shape the conversation by providing a lot of resources,” Herrmann said.

Videos and other Reformation resources can be found at reformation500.csl.edu.

The next Lay Bible Institute is set for Aug. 5. Visit www.csl.edu for more information.