National Lutheran Church

The National Lutheran Church was a historic religious institution serving the Lutheran community in the United States. It functioned as a central place for worship, community gathering, and religious education, emphasizing principles of Lutheran faith such as grace, faith, and the authority of Scripture. The church also played a role in social issues and community service, reflecting Lutheran values. Over time, it contributed to the broader landscape of Protestant Christianity in the U.S., fostering spiritual growth and religious community among its members.