It's being used in many LCMS churches, yet it was developed by an ELCA pastor. We do list it as a potential resource for congregations looking at their overall confirmation program. They like the small-group emphasis and design of the class sessions. They like the servanting component and the use of adult mentors. In general, they seem to be using the program format successfully.
FINK seems to offer some options to the traditional confirmation model.
And a lot of churches seem to like it. Secondly, however, LCMS congregations that report using the program do not like the curriculum. Most report that they find it shallow and truly lacking in significant content and information. When it comes to the content of confirmation classes, LCMS congregations are finding some very fine materials from Concordia Publishing House . While it has been suggested that LCMS is a partner organization of Faith Inkubators, this is an untrue statement from the Department of Youth Ministry vantage.