Thomas E. Jacobson
Biography
Thomas E. Jacobson has served as pastor of Grace Lutheran Church in Thornville, Ohio, and as professor of history at Christ College of the Institute of Lutheran Theology. Jacobson wrote Pain in the Belly (2024).
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“The contributors to this diverse collection of essays have done a great service to the field of American Lutheran history. Though Lutheranism has been popularly seen as a “white church” tradition, these essays remind us that the presence and contributions of Black Lutherans have been a part of the American Lutheran story from nearly the beginning. From pastors to schoolteachers, from administrators to civil rights activists, these men and women, often in the face of adversity, expressed their faith in ways that both inspire and challenge us today.”
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