Association of Free Lutheran Congregations (AFLC): Summary

Association of Free Lutheran Congregations (AFLC)

Religious, Non-profit, Faith-based organizations, Church fellowship

The AFLC provides a collaborative platform for independent congregations to work together in fulfilling their mission in the Kingdom of God.

The AFLC is a fellowship of independent congregations that collaborate to serve the Kingdom of God. Established in 1962, it has grown to include over 265 member congregations across the United States.

Fellowship of independent congregations; Interdependence for service in the Kingdom of God; Over 265 member congregations; Support for various ministries including youth and women's programs

Congregations seeking to collaborate on community service projects; Churches looking for resources and support in ministry; Individuals wanting to connect with like-minded congregations

Strong network of over 265 congregations; Focus on collaborative ministry efforts; Diverse range of ministries and resources available to members

The AFLC's main strengths include its strong community of congregations, a clear mission of service, and a variety of programs that cater to different demographics within the church.

The AFLC positions itself as a collaborative network for independent congregations, emphasizing interdependence and shared mission.

The target users include independent Lutheran congregations, church leaders, and individuals seeking a supportive church community.

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• Lutheran fellowship

• Church collaboration

• Community service

• Independent congregations

Welcome to the AFLC

Welcoming, supportive, community-oriented

The AFLC is unique in its commitment to interdependence among independent congregations, allowing them to achieve collective goals that would be difficult to accomplish alone.

The AFLC identifies itself as a fellowship that values independence while promoting collaboration for greater impact in ministry.

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