[NQP] Inside the Reformation

Step inside the world of the Reformation—a time of crowded cities, wood-fired ovens, noble banquets, dangerous travel, mighty rulers, and the new power of the printing press.

Meet Martin Luther, Johann Tetzel, Katharina Luther, Philip Melanchthon, princes, peasants, monks, and knights whose lives touched a movement that changed the Church and the world. Discover how ordinary families found food, worked the land, and lived amid a changing world.

Features of Inside the Reformation:

-       Both sketches and real imagery of historical people, places, and objects

-       Explanations of key Reformation words and events

-       Exploration of life during the Reformation

-       Easy-to-understand language of complex ideas for children

See the controversy over indulgences, which treated Christ’s free gift of forgiveness as something to purchase. Explore Luther’s Ninety-five Theses, the struggles surrounding his confession of faith, and the rise of a church centered on the Gospel.

With vivid images, fascinating artifacts, and accessible historical details, Inside the Reformation invites young readers to look closely at an extraordinary era—and at the enduring truth that forgiveness comes freely through Jesus Christ.