In his doctoral thesis, Schütze attempts to examine the Lutheran Confession for statements on inter-church or inter-confessional recognition and recognizes an aspectival ecclesiology in the Lutheran Confessions. This in turn results in a cohesion of inter-church recognition and non-recognition, which is only possible through the utilization of law and gospel.

We congratulate him for this outstanding achievement!

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1. The Design of Outcomes-Based Learning Material
2. The Development of Outcomes-Based Learning Material
3. The Design and Development of Outcomes-Based Assessments
4. The Evaluation of a Learning Invention

Training takes place at a private institution, and will hopefully help with the continued improvement of the LTS academic programme.

The lecturers attending are Registar Rev. Hanfato, Rev. Mntambo, Mr. Schütze, Rev. Schnackenberg, Dr Sithole, and Rector Hiestermann.

God willing, the 2024 will start next week, on February 6th, with the welcoming and orientation day.

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On the photo, back, from left to right: Rector Hiestermann, Rev. Hanfato, Dr Reinstorf. Front: Dr Werner Klän, student Vuyi Nkambule, who led Matins, and lecturer Tobias Schütze.

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