The following is a selected bibliography of literature consulted in preparation of this Program.

Barry, Dr. Alvin L. The Unchanging Feast: The Nature and Basis of Lutheran Worship; Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod; 1995.

Bergendoff, Conrad. The Church of the Lutheran Reformation: A Historical Survey of Lutheranism; St. Louis: Concordia, 1967.

Book of Concord: The Confessions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church, The; Fortress Press, 1987.

Brug, John. “Approaching a Majestic God” in Lutheran Leader (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod), November 1992.

Commission on Church Architecture of the Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod, The. Architecture and the Church; St. Louis: Concordia, 1965.

Commission on Worship of the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod, The (Precht, Fred, Ed.). Lutheran Worship: History and Practice;, St. Louis: Concordia, 1993.

Committee on Church Architecture, The.; (Reed, Luther D.) Church Principles in Church Architecture; The United Lutheran Church in America.

Cram, Ralph Adam. Church Building; Boston: Marshall Jones Company; 1924.

Horn, Edward T. “The Application of Lutheran Principles to the Church Building”, in Memoirs of the Lutheran Liturgical Association, Vol. VII 1904-1905; Pittsburgh, 1905.

Horton, Michael S. “Why Sacred Space Matters” in Modern Reformation, May/June 1998.

Huffman, Roger. “Informal Formality” in North Atlantic District News (WELS), October 1999.

Kretzmann, Paul. Christian Art in the Place and in the Form of Lutheran Worship; Concordia: St. Louis; 1921.

Maier, Dr. Walter A. “Keep America Christian” in For Christ and Country: Radio Messages Broadcast in the Ninth Lutheran Hour; St Louis: Concordia, 1942.

Reed, Luther D. The Lutheran Liturgy: A Study of the Common Liturgy of the Lutheran Church in America; Philadelphia: Muhlenberg Press, 1947

“To the Glory of God and the Salvation of Man: On the Dedication of the Sanctuary of Our Savior Lutheran Church, Houston, Texas”. June 25, 2000. Dr. Laurence L. White, Senior Pastor. Web site: http://www.osl.cc/ff/architechture.html