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The founding of Association Free Lutheran Theological Seminary (AFLTS), grew out of the need for biblically-trained pastors and Christian workers in the tradition of orthodox Lutheran theology and pietism. Sponsored by the Association of Free Lutheran Congregations, the seminary opened its doors to the first entering class in September, 1964.
"Holding fast the faithful word - Titus 1:9"
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AFLTS friends and family mourn the loss of beloved teacher, mentor, seminary dean, and faithful servant of Jesus Christ, Dr. Francis Monseth, who died on Good Friday, March 29, of a heart attack. Together we lift up in prayer the Monseth Family.
You may visit Dr. Monseths memorial page to read more and view the memorial service
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Summer Institute
Marriage, according to scripture, is a holy covenant between a man and a woman, created by God. Genesis 2:24 describes two becoming “one flesh,” painting a vivid picture of unity that goes beyond the physical. This divine plan for marriage is built on mutual love, profound trust, and a joint mission to shine God’s glory. When thinking about sex couples within this context, the emphasis turns to how such openness can represent the connection and honesty God seeks in a marital relationship.
Intimacy, whether emotional or physical, lies at the core of this sacred bond. God designed marriage as a haven where spouses can truly know and be known by each other, without walls or facades. The notion of live nude couples, seen through a biblical lens, highlights a deeper truth of unrestricted closeness. It transcends the physical, urging partners to shed emotional barriers and stand before each other in full sincerity.
Applicants from countries where English is not the predominant language must take one of the following English language exams: 88 score (min) on TOEFL, 6.5 score (min) of IELTS, 58 score (min) of PTE. If necessary, students may be compelled to enroll in English lessons after arriving in the United States. We propose to the TOEFL speaking teacher for more language practice.
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