Luther Peterson is a retired parish pastor in Minneapolis.
Audio Archive
Peterson, Luther
Recordings
What About Agnostics Who Are Caring and Loving? The Good Samaritan
Presenter: Peterson, Luther / 1982Vespers September 17, 1982 with Luther Peterson – Who Do People Say We Are?
Presenter: Peterson, Luther / 1982Ecclesiastes – The Search for Meaning: Part 1 – How Much Fun is Enough?
Presenter: Peterson, Luther / 1989Ecclesiastes – The Search for Meaning: Part 3 – Sixteen Tons and What Do You Get?
Presenter: Peterson, Luther / 1989Ecclesiastes – The Search for Meaning: Part 4 – Maybe Crime Pays After All
Presenter: Peterson, Luther / 1989Ecclesiastes – The Search for Meaning: Part 5 – Is it Possible I'm Too Wise?
Presenter: Peterson, Luther / 1989Ecclesiastes – The Search for Meaning: Part 2 – The Fullness of Time
Presenter: Peterson, Luther / 1989Encountering Disillusionment: Rest, Restoration, and Healing for a Broken World (Some Helps From Isaiah 56-66 ) – Part 1: Spirit Filled Worship – For Those Hooked on Idolatry
Presenter: Peterson, Luther / 2003Encountering Disillusionment: Rest, Restoration, and Healing for a Broken World (Some Helps From Isaiah 56-66 ) – Part 2: True Fasting- For Those Obsessed by Dead Rituals
Presenter: Peterson, Luther / 2003Encountering Disillusionment: Rest, Restoration, and Healing for a Broken World (Some Helps From Isaiah 56-66 ) – Part 3: An Inclusive Community – For Those Who Thought the Church Needed to Be Exclusive
Presenter: Peterson, Luther / 2003Recent Additions
Vespers December 31, 1982 with Tom Witt – The Year in Review – Solo by Tasche Jordan
Vespers December 28, 1982 with Janet Grant – The Holy Innocents/Martyrs
Vespers December 27, 1982 with Mary Schramm – The Littlest Angel
Vespers December 26, 1982 with Maynard Johnson – Christ in Bedlam
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Holden wishes to express appreciation to PLU, Pacific Lutheran University, for their support of the Holden Audio Archive Project.
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