Kyle K. Schiefelbein-Guerrero

Pastoral Liturgist

History & Biography

“The first comprehensive study of liturgy I encountered was Senn’s Christian Liturgy: Catholic and Evangelical, which played an essential role in guiding me toward the academic study of worship, and his scholarship continues to inform my own research. In this latest book, Senn offers readers thoughtful reflections on his personal and professional journey—including the origins of his yoga practice—that have made him a vital contributor to broader conversations within liturgical studies.”

The Reformations of Medicine

Theology

“An important contributor to both Reformation studies and the history of medicine, Prof. Lomperis offers a fresh perspective on Luther's engagement with Scripture and tradition, addressing head-on unhealthy theological misconceptions about sickness and healing. In a world impacted by pandemics and healthcare injustice, her proposal to draw upon Luther's own deliberations to reform modern medicine is both timely and necessary, providing the theological impetus for Christians to attend to both physical and spiritual well-being. This book should be read in congregations, hospitals, seminaries, and graduate schools!”