Reconciling Lutherans is a program of Lutherans Concerned / North America (LC/NA) inviting all Lutherans to publicly witness to their call for a church and world that welcome and include all:

People of every age, class, color, and ethnic origin….
People of all sexual orientations and gender identities….
People who are single, married, divorced, separated, blessed or partnered….
People who are temporarily-able, disabled, or of differing abilities….

Please sign up … even if you are a member of LC/NA!

… even if you are a member of a Reconciling in Christ (RIC) Congregation.

Each name added to this public roster of Reconciling Lutherans will strengthen the call to the church to become truly welcoming and inclusive. By revealing the true depth and breadth of support for change, the Reconciling Lutherans roster will give courage to all members and leaders, bringing closer the day when all are truly welcome.

Reconciling Lutherans is to individuals what RIC is to congregations: it is an affirmation of welcome. Whether you are a member of an RIC congregation or not, it is important for your voice to be heard as a Reconciling Lutheran.

This list is posted here and will be updated frequently. Additionally, we will look for other opportunities to share the list with the wider church and society, so that your voices may speak more broadly and deeply.

Becoming a Reconciling Lutheran is easy and does not cost you a penny. You do not need to become a member of LC/NA to be added to the roster of Reconciling Lutherans. All you need to do is sign the Covenant of Welcome, affirming your commitment to encourage the Lutheran church to extend a genuine invitation for full acceptance and inclusion to all people.

Please read and sign the Reconciling Lutherans Covenant. Please make sure your browser has javascript enabled and is set to allow pop-up windows from www.lcna.org.

See our data privacy statement.

Lutherans Concerned / North America cares about your privacy. We will not sell, rent, or lease any information regarding Reconciling Lutherans to any third party.

In order to have a public impact in both the church and society, the list of Reconciling Lutherans is designed to be a public list. LC/NA may publish a list of names and hometowns (City, State/Province) of Reconciling Lutherans. We will not, however, publish post-office addresses, email addresses, phone numbers, or any other information.

From time to time, LC/NA may contact Reconciling Lutherans with messages related to, and in support of, the mission of Reconciling Lutherans.