Jan Amos Comenius was acquainted with scholars, kings, churchmen, businessmen, ordinary and extraordinary men who profoundly influenced his life as he also influenced theirs.

Jan Amos Comenius and Rene Descartes

As Comenius saw it, education was the best way out of the Thirty Years War.

The pain and damage of Christian divisions and international warfare affected Comenius and his church both directly and disastrously: His prodigious energy and gifts were obsessively employed to change the way the world and church worked.

This article was a collaboration of Bernard Michel, and the editor, working from notes by Eve Bock and Josef Smolik, whose work appears elsewhere in this issue.

A Synopsis of the Imaginative Work by Comenius

Arriving at an equitable pay package needn't raise hackles or fears.

The Educational Legacy of Jan Amos Comenius

After a week in the world, worshipers may need our prayers as much as our preaching.