What does ALC stand for?

American Lutheran Church (now merged with Evangelical Lutheran Church in America)

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friends of [the] American Lutheran Church must define the doctrine which they do hold and what they reject .

The trial of Luther A. Gotwald

26 at Hope American Lutheran Church in Fallon, Mont.

OBITUARIES

The school considered raising tuition by $1,000 per student, but parents told the school that would be too expensive, said Ron White, pastor at American Lutheran Church.

SMALL, SACRED BURBANK SCHOOL TO SHUT DOORS

Twenty years ago, the American Lutheran Church, the Association of Evangelical Lutheran Churches, and the Lutheran Church in America met in Columbus, Ohio, to form a new Lutheran church.

Who bears responsibility?

today at Hope American Lutheran Church, Fallon, Mont.

FOR THE RECORD

If you're in the neighborhood of the American Lutheran Church, 744 Whitnall Highway, Burbank, at 7 p.

HELP PACK BOXES FOR U.S. SOLDIERS

He also became bishop of the North Pacific District of the reorganized American Lutheran Church in 1964, until his retirement in 1969.

THE REV. SIEGFRIED SIEFKES, A DEDICATED MINISTER

I am keenly aware that, since 1970, when Eucharist and Ministry was published, the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, through two of its predecessor church bodies--The American Lutheran Church (ALC) and the Lutheran Church in America (LCA)--has been ordaining women into the Ministry of Word and Sacrament.

A Lutheran reflection on Eucharist and Ministry