Association of Confessional Lutheran Churches

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Lutherans of the United States
Mainline Evangelical Lutheran Church in America Latvian Evangelical Lutheran Church in America Lutheran Congregations in Mission for Christ
Heritage of Synodical Conference Association of Confessional Lutheran Churches Church of the Lutheran Confession Concordia Lutheran Conference Evangelical Lutheran Synod Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod Lutheran Churches of the Reformation Protes'tant Conference United Lutheran Mission Association Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod
Heritage of LFC or ALC American Association of Lutheran Churches Association of Free Lutheran Congregations Conservative Lutheran Association Lutheran Ministerium and Synod - USA
High Church Revival Anglo-Lutheran Catholic Church Evangelical Lutheran Diocese of North America International Lutheran Fellowship Lutheran Orthodox Church
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Charismatic Revival Alliance of Renewal Churches
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The Association of Confessional Lutheran Churches was established in the early part of the 21st Century to meet the needs of Lutheran congregations which have been removed from the Evangelical Lutheran Synod.

Purpose

The root purpose of the ACLC, then, is to maintain a pool of pastors from which member congregations can call. There are 8 member churches. There are also some additional unnamed churches (that remain members of the ELS).

External links

• Doctrinal Statement of the Association of Confessional Lutheran Church
• ACLC Website

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