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As early as 1936, believing there was a need for closer
cooperation between Lutheran laity and clergy, a group of laymen in the
Washington, DC, metropolitan area decided to organize get-togethers. In 1941,
the group established monthly luncheons, inviting friends and bringing
visitors. The first luncheon was a success, and within three months, every
Lutheran jurisdiction was represented.
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to learn more about the LLF
Our objectives are to:
- Encourage and develop better understanding and fellowship among
all Lutherans.
- Serve the membership through an inspirational, constructive and
Christ-centered program.
- Initiate and support worthy projects of a religious,
charitable, and educational nature.
- Foster good public relations for the Lutheran
Church.
- Create an atmosphere favorable to Lutheran unity.
A concern for the low and moderate income elderly in need of
adequate housing moved LLF members to sponsor, in 1960, creation of Fellowship
Square Foundation, Inc. (FSF), a not-for-profit corporation to implement
Federal housing legislation designated to relieve this need. FSF currently has
five buildings on four campuses.
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December
Meeting
Thursday, December 1, 2011
David Robert Lambert
"The Most Under-Utilized Church Resource"
January
Meeting
Thursday, January 5, 2012
The Rev. Dr. Maria Erling
Professor of
Modern Church History
and Global Missions
Gettysburg Theological
Seminary
Gettysburg, PA
"What
Ever Happened to Luther League?"
February
Meeting
Thursday, February 2, 2012
Bishop Richard H. Graham
Metropolitan
Washington DC Synod ELCA
"A
Bishop's Reflections
(What I Know Now that I Didn't Know Then)"
March
Meeting
Thursday, March 1, 2012
Dr. Barbara E. Solt
"The
Holy Land, Then and Now
April
Meeting
Thursday, March 5, 2012
The Rev. David Pearcy
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