The American Association of Lutheran Churches The American Association of Lutheran Churches, a fellowship of congregations to which the Gospel of reconciliation has been given, seeks to focus and coordinate the purposes and resources of these Congregations to the end that the Triune God may be more fully known among men through a faithful ministry of God's Word and the Sacraments. The American Association of Lutheran Churches dedicates itself to bear witness to the eternal Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ in its fullness and purity, and to preserve and extend the unity of that faith as revealed in God's Holy Word. The Congregation of The American Church in Berlin worships in the Old Village Church of Zehlendorf. It was neglected after the second World War, but was rebuilt with municipal funds in 1953. It is owned by the Paulus-Kirche in Berlin, Zehlendorf, which graciously provides the facilities to the American Church.
Membership represents approximately twelve different Christian traditions and fifteen countries.
The Largest Lutheran Communities A site that details statistical information on the various denominations. Used under License.