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Luther's World

Lessons, games and a plain-language glossary. Tap any church word to see what it means.

For confirmation, newcomers and neurodivergent learners

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The problem

You want to understand what Lutherans believe, and most of what you find is written for people who already know the words.

What it does

Lessons on the Creeds, the Ten Commandments, the Lord's Prayer, Baptism and Communion. Tap any church word to see what it means. Answer by typing, picking or drawing, at your own speed.

Why no one else does this

Most study programs assume one pace and one way to answer. This one has no timers, lets you listen to the text, and gives you more than one way to answer.

Why we built this

Confirmation material is usually written for a classroom and a schedule. This is meant to be picked up at any age, at any time, by someone with or without a church behind them.

Questions about Luther's World

Who is Luther's World for?

Confirmation students, young adults, people new to faith, and learners who need a calmer, clearer way to study. It has no timers and every church word can be tapped for a plain explanation.

Is it available in Spanish?

Yes. The Creeds, the Small Catechism and the core lessons are in Spanish, translated from Luther's German. More is being added.

Does it replace a printed Bible?

No. It works beside the printed Bible your church uses, and it points to Scripture rather than reprinting it.

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