Blessings to you in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ! Five hundred years ago in 1523, Luther wrote Temporal Authority: To What Extent It Can Be Obeyed in which he articulated what has been called the doctrine of the two kingdoms. Luther taught that God rules in two kingdoms: one spiritual and the other earthly. Scripture […]
During the month of November, the CCLE is having a flash sale! Order Adopting Classical Lutheran Education: A Guide for Educators this month and get 30 percent off single copies or bulk orders. Adopting Classical Lutheran Education: A Guide for Educators is a collection of resources, information, and practical advice designed to help Lutheran school teachers, administrators, and home school parents make […]
Greetings in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ! The Consortium for Classical Lutheran Education (CCLE) is pleased to announce our 2024 student contests. Each year, our contests receive impressive entries from all over the country. Any student who attends a CCLE-accredited school or whose parent has CCLE membership is eligible to enter. Contest winners receive […]
Greetings in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ! The Consortium for Classical Lutheran Education is currently accepting submissions for the next issue of the Classical Lutheran Education Journal (CLEJ), which will be released in the summer of 2024. The CCLE Press editorial board welcomes scholarly essays, book reviews, and forum material. Submissions should address pertinent topics […]
Greetings in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ! Calling all Lutheran educators, pastors, administrators, and home educators! The CCLE is planning our annual summer conference. CCLE XXIV will be held at Concordia University, Nebraska on July 23-26, 2024. Lutherans have always been known as “the Singing Church.” Luther’s liturgical reforms included an emphasis on […]
What is Classical Lutheran Education? by CCLE Press is a 16-page, full color booklet, which is intended as a resource for schools to use in marketing, recruitment, and to educate existing families about classical Lutheran education. The booklet provides talking points and summaries outlining the benefits of classical Lutheran education in a succinct and easily digestible […]
The Board of the Consortium for Classical Lutheran Education has established the Classical Exemplar Excellentiae Domi award for CCLE members who homeschool their children: To promote excellence in the practice and understanding of Classical Lutheran education To recognize and honor excellence in the performance of classical Lutheran homeschooling If you wish to apply for […]
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Greetings in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ! The Consortium for Classical Lutheran Education is currently accepting submissions for the next issue of the Classical Lutheran Education Journal (CLEJ), which will be released in the summer of 2024. The CCLE Press editorial board welcomes scholarly essays, book reviews, and forum material. Submissions should address pertinent topics […]
Andy Bates and Sarah Gulseth of KFUO Radio recently talked with three presenters who will be speaking at the CCLE XXIII summer conference at Concordia University, Nebraska, July 18-21. Rev. Robert Paul, headmaster of Memorial Lutheran Church and School in Houston, Texas, talked about “Culture Cultivation and the Administrator’s Role,” including the role of an administrator in creating school […]
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