
Find helpful information that provides an overview of the AFLC’s purpose and mission. Below are links to PDFs of various booklets and brochures produced by the AFLC for informational use.
If you prefer to receive physical copies, please contact the AFLC at 763-545-5631 or fill out the AFLC Contact Form.
Roots of Freedom

Roots of Freedom is a 20-page booklet that provides an overview of the Lutheran Free Church, including its history, core principles, and ministries. It also features discussion questions, making it ideal for introducing both youth and adults to the AFLC. Physical copies are available to order through Ambassador Publications.
Standing Fast in Freedom

Standing Fast in Freedom is a 29-page booklet that provides an overview of the Association of Free Lutheran Congregations (AFLC). It includes sections on the History, Structure and Organization, Declaration of Faith, an introduction to the AFLC, and the Fundamental Principles and Rules for Work of the Association. (Updated, 2024).
God's Word & Our Witness

A Study on Homosexuality – God’s Word and Our Witness is a 40-page booklet featuring faculty essays from the Theological Seminary and Bible School of the Association of Free Lutheran Congregations. Originally prepared in 1989, this resource presents a biblical perspective with both conviction and compassion. The study is organized into five sections, exploring relevant passages from the Old Testament through the New Testament. Physical copies are available to order through Ambassador Publications.
The Association of Free Lutheran Congregations

Originally published under the title “What is the Lutheran Free Church?” This brochure includes six paragraphs, each beginning with the phrase “The Association of Free Lutheran Congregations is,” offering a clear and concise explanation of the AFLC’s identity, beliefs, and distinctives.
A Study on the Ordination of Women

A Scriptural and Confessional Study on the Ordination of Women.
This study examines God’s design for leadership within both human society and the Church, grounding its conclusions in Scripture and the Lutheran Confessions.