Introduction to this Caspar Schwenckfeld issue.

Caspar Schwenckfeld was a serious student of the Bible.

The Reformation of the early sixteenth century was not a single unified movement.

Take a trip in a time machine back to Schwenckfeld’s time.

A list of eight German states of the sixteenth century.

The fascinating story of this Silesian nobleman's life, and a look at his ideas that added to the volatile atmosphere of reformation change.

In late November 1525, Schwenckfeld traveled almost 100 miles on horseback from Liegnitz to Wittenberg the fountainhead of the reform movement, and met with Martin Luther and some of his Wittenberg colleagues.

Schwenckfeld summarized his purposes.

This Christian History Gallery focuses on associates of Caspar Schwenckfeld, and on his followers who traveled to Pennsylvania to escape persecution.

Schwenckfeld’s teachings on the experiential knowledge of God and the School of Christ.

They filled mangers and feed troughs before they left.

One Schwenckfelder left us an account, in diary form, of the crossing to Pennsylvania.

If we seek God only for the sake of His pure goodness, and not desire more than His pleasure, reward will follow without our seeking.

Seeking a prayer of faith.

A Letter to a Mother and Her Children.

Significant years and happenings in the life of Schwenckfeld and the Schwenckfelders

Additional resources for those who want to research Schwenckfeld and his followers.

About Adolph Pannash’s painting The Landing of the Schwenckfelders from the St. Andrew.