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The Reformation had a household. Katharina von Bora left her convent in 1523 amid the changes of the Reformation and married Martin Luther in 1525. She then ran the demanding household that fed, housed, and sustained a home full of family, students, and guests. This one-page comic tells her story: the question of vows, family joy and grief, Luther's affectionate letters, and why everyday work belongs in history.
Eight panels, a word to know, discussion questions, and a timeline of the wider world. Suggested ages 8-14, for Christian homeschool families, classrooms, and co-ops.
This comic is also in Martin Luther: The Complete 12-Comic Collection in the shop, with the Teacher's Guide.
This is a digital download. Nothing ships. For one household.
The Reformation had a household. Katharina von Bora left her convent in 1523 amid the changes of the Reformation and married Martin Luther in 1525. She then ran the demanding household that fed, housed, and sustained a home full of family, students, and guests. This one-page comic tells her story: the question of vows, family joy and grief, Luther's affectionate letters, and why everyday work belongs in history.
Eight panels, a word to know, discussion questions, and a timeline of the wider world. Suggested ages 8-14, for Christian homeschool families, classrooms, and co-ops.
This comic is also in Martin Luther: The Complete 12-Comic Collection in the shop, with the Teacher's Guide.
This is a digital download. Nothing ships. For one household.