North American Lutheran Church

North American Lutheran Church - Christ Centered: We confess the apostolic faith in Jesus Christ according to the Scriptures.
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We affirm the authority of the canonical Holy Scriptures as the only source and norm of our faith and life. We accept the ecumenical creeds and the Lutheran Confessions as true witnesses to the Word of God.

- Mission Driven: We believe that making disciples for Christ is the core priority of the Church, that congregation planting is often best done through local congregations, and that both exter

nal and internal evangelization must be a priority of the Church in the present age.

- Traditionally Grounded: We affirm the ecumenical creeds and the faithful witness of the Church across time and space. We endorse the form and practices of the universal Church that are consistent with Scripture, particularly the office of the ministry and the tradition of worship under Word and Sacrament. We seek dialogue and fellowship with other Lutheran churches and with faithful Christians of other confessions.

- Congregationally Focused: We envision a new church body and confessing community that are organized to facilitate the ministries of local congregations in a posture of servanthood and a spirit of partnership, through the provision of resources, connections and information.

"One of the great blessings of the Church is seeing how God continues to gift people for new seasons of service." — Bish...
06/03/2026

"One of the great blessings of the Church is seeing how God continues to gift people for new seasons of service." — Bishop Dan Selbo

Several leadership transitions are underway across the NALC, as faithful servants step into new roles to advance His Kingdom purposes.

Learn more about what's ahead at https://thenalc.org/leadership-transitions-2026.

05/30/2026

Something big is happening this July! Youth, leaders, and families from across North America are coming together in Roanoke, VA for the NALC Continental Youth Gathering 2026. Worship. Mission. Community. Joy.

For those attending, watch the video and see what's in store.
For everyone else, we invite you to join us in prayer as we look ahead to CYG.

A few highlights from Commencement at the North American Lutheran Seminary Center this past Saturday, May 16th, in Ambri...
05/18/2026

A few highlights from Commencement at the North American Lutheran Seminary Center this past Saturday, May 16th, in Ambridge, PA! 🎓

Congratulations to our residential graduates who walked this weekend: David Corrado, Luke Ratke, Jackson Watts, and Cody Cooper, each receiving their Master of Divinity. We are so proud of these men and grateful for their years of hard work and dedication.

A huge congratulations as well to all of our graduates across the NALS network this year. It is a joy to celebrate you all!

Each year, NALC congregations complete a brief Congregational Report that helps the church body stay connected and bette...
04/29/2026

Each year, NALC congregations complete a brief Congregational Report that helps the church body stay connected and better support congregations, pastors, and mission districts across North America. The information you provide helps us maintain accurate contact information, understand the life and ministry of our congregations, and gather insights that strengthen the shared work of the NALC.

Learn more at https://thenalc.org/congregational-reports.

04/12/2026

Second Sunday of Easter with the Rev. Taylor M. Rister-Stempniak.
Exodus 14:5–22; 1 John 1:1–7; John 14:1–7; Psalms 93 & 150 (AM); Psalms 136 & 117 (PM)
Read full devotion at thenalc.org/lent.

04/11/2026

Easter Saturday with the Rev. Teresa E. Peters.
George Augustus Selwyn, Bishop of New Zealand and of Lichfield, 1878
Exodus 13:17—14:4; 2 Corinthians 4:16—5:10; Mark 12:18–27; Psalms 92 & 149 (AM); Psalms 23 & 114 (PM)
Read full devotion at thenalc.org/lent.

04/10/2026

Easter Friday with the Rev. Dcn. Andrew S. Ames Fuller.
Mikael Agricola, Bishop of Turku, Renewer of the Church, 1557
William Law, Priest, 1761
Exodus 13:1–2, 11–16; 1 Corinthians 15:51–58; Luke 24:1–12; Psalms 96 & 148 (AM); Psalms 49 & 138 (PM)
Read full devotion at thenalc.org/lent.

04/09/2026

Easter Thursday with the Rev. Shelly D. Schultz.
Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Teacher, Martyr, 1945
Exodus 13:3–10; 1 Corinthians 15:41–50; Matthew 28:16–20; Psalms 47 & 147:13–21 (AM); Psalms 68 & 113 (PM)
Read full devotion at thenalc.org/lent.

04/08/2026

Easter Wednesday with the Rev. Ryan Henkel.
William Augustus Muhlenberg, Priest, 1877
Exodus 12:40–51; 1 Corinthians 15:29–41; Matthew 28:1–16; Psalms 99 & 147:1–12 (AM); Psalms 9 & 118 (PM)
Read full devotion at thenalc.org/lent.

04/07/2026

Easter Tuesday with the Rev. Roland Weisbrot.
Exodus 12:28–39; 1 Corinthians 15:12–28; Mark 16:9–20; Psalms 98 & 146 (AM); Psalms 66 & 116 (PM)
Read full devotion at thenalc.org/lent.

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