Dietrich Bonhoeffer: one of the leading figures of the Confessing Church and the resistance in the Third Reich. Head of the banned seminary for preachers of the Confessing Church in Finkenwalde. Lutheran theologian. Founder of the first Protestant community. Poet. Martyr. A church father of the 20th century. A saint? Above all, a Christian who followed Jesus! Dietrich Bonhoeffer's works are classics today: "Life Together," "Discipleship," "Resistance and Surrender" - his letters and notes written in prison, including his famous poem "By Good Powers Wonderfully Protected." Bonhoeffer's writings, which he consciously wrote not as a theological scholar but for the community, for ordinary Christians, are classics that must be read. They have lost none of their spiritual depth and significance and remain so to this day.