1 - Hymnody and Liturgical Practice in the early LCMS
2 - Walther's Kirchengesangbuch and the accompanying Agende
3 - Coinciding and Subsequent Developments in American Lutheranism
4 - Development, Publication, and Reception of the ELHB (1922)
5 - Revision of ELHB and Publication of The Lutheran Hymnal (1941)
6 - Reception and Use of TLH and its accompanying Agenda
7 - The Work of the LCMS Worship Committee through the 1950s
8 - Coinciding and Subsequent Developments in American Lutheranism
9 - Work on the Proposed Revision of TLH (amid a "Pan-Lutheran" Push)
10 - Origins and Formation of the Inter-Lutheran Commission on Worship
11 - The Preparation and Publication of the Worship Supplement (1969)
12 - Organization and Work of the Inter-Lutheran Commission on Worship
13 - The Pan-Lutheran Battle Over the Ecumenical ILCW Eucharist
14 - LCMS Assessment of the Proposed Lutheran Book of Worship (1978)
15 - The Work and Proposal of the Special Hymnal Review Committee
16 - LCMS Revision of LBW and Development of Lutheran Worship (1982)
17 - The Introduction, Adoption, Acceptance, and Aftermath of LW
18 - Division, Disarray, "Creative Worship," and Desk-Top Publishing
19 - Coinciding and Subsequent Developments among Other Lutherans
20 - Preparations for and Publication of the Hymnal Supplement 98
21 - The Organization and Work of the LCMS Lutheran Hymnal Project
22 - Coinciding and Subsequent Developments among Other Lutherans
23 - Proposal, Adoption, and Completion of Lutheran Service Book (2006)
24 - The Introduction and Reception of the LSB (from 2006 through 2011)
Conclusion: Where We Are Now, and Where We Ought to Go from Here
