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April 3 to 9 Olive Tree is giving away a Free e-copy of the ESV Bible which is one of the translations being considered for adoption by the WELS. Olive Tree's Bible Reader is my choice for lowest cost, richest features of available cross platform digital Bible Study tools. Nice paralleling of multiple translations along side original and nonenglish language editions (Greek, Hebrew, Latin, etc.). Large library of Bibles and commentaries to chose from. Better prices and far less blotted than Logos.

Shepherd's Staff 30% off sale through October 31, 2013 - Promo code: ISL

Mobile-Friendly Site for Luther's Small Catechism from CPH

Thank you for this. I am very rusty on The Small Catechism.

Martin had mentioned this on a previous podcast when it was news in Wisconsin. The tides seem to be changing with this federal judge in Kentucky.

Interested to know how well reviewed this is by other WELS people.........anyone read this system and recommend it?

Girls Who Code unveils 2 coding-themed books Girls Who Code is releasing two books this week, a fiction novel called "The Friendship Code," and an illustrated coding manual. "I wanted to create a series of books that girls could see themselves in, where you could sneak in the algorithms and you sneak in the coding," said founder and CEO Reshma Saujani, whose organization has taught about 40,000 to code over the past five years.