The Evangelisch-Lutherischer Kalender, established in Strasbourg in 1663 by the Lutheran community, has a rich history of providing spiritual guidance and news to its readers. Adapting to the changing social and cultural landscape over the centuries, it has become a vital source for Lutheran theology, community events, and social issues. Its content typically includes religious articles, event calendars, and reflections on contemporary matters from a faith-based perspective. Renowned for its integrity and thoughtful commentary, the Kalender is a trusted source within the Grand Est region, influencing Protestant communities and fostering unity. On OldNews.com, you can explore scans of the Evangelisch-Lutherischer Kalender, Strasbourg, Grand Est, France, starting 1923, with a total of 370 scans available. Discover historical figures and events, and possibly even connect with stories from your own family history. Join us in this journey through time and uncover the rich tapestry of our shared heritage.