On Tuesday, March 22 at the Council of Lutheran Churches held a short lecture on Lutheran understanding of Grace, inspired by one of the Lutheran theological principles “Grace Alone”. CLC General Secretary Dr Anna Krauß delivered a little lecture, Bishop Tor B lead the evening prayer, and thereafter all were invited to a reception with drinks and nibbles. The event took place at St. Marien mit St. Georg German Lutheran Church London, 10 Sandwich street, London WC1H 9PL. Watch the recording of the lecture and evening prayer here: https://fb.watch/c1pDj_vvDY/

The phrase sola gratia is certainly a catchphrase of Lutheran theology but what does it actually mean, why is it so radical, and how does this doctrinal statement actually impact our lives as individuals and our relationship with others? These questions are not just a dry discussion of the minutiae of Lutheran theology on justification. In a world deeply troubled by conflict and disagreement, reflecting on the meaning and power of grace seems as important as ever.

The General Secretary of CLC, Dr. Anna Krauß, will explore the concept of grace from a Lutheran perspective in a talk on 22^nd March 2022 at St. Mary’s German Church. The event will start at 6pm with evening prayer and will be followed by a reception. All welcome!