The ACELC exists "to give a united voice against errors that are officially adopted in convention, tolerated, and/or promoted in the LCMS.”
Isn't He That Lutheran Satire Guy?
Pastor Hans Fiene is our banquet speaker for the 2023 ACELC Conference. And yes, he is that Lutheran Satire guy.
If you have not checked out Lutheran Satire, you really must. Lutheran Satire is a project dedicated to teaching the Lutheran Faith through funny videos and other forms of media. He has made many videos that teach the truth in a humorous way and also make fun of false doctrine. Satire is a wonderful teaching tool, because it can get around people’s defenses in a way other forms of argument cannot. You can go to the Lutheran Satire website or find his YouTube page.
We hope that you will attend the 2023 ACELC Conference on July 11th-13th at Advent Lutheran Church in Zionsville, Indiana. You can register here. If you register by June 15th, it will only cost you $99.00! And that includes the banquet! And did I mention that that Lutheran Satire guy will be our banquet speaker?
Pastor Alexander Lange
Vice Chairman of ACELC
2023 Conference
The Aim of Our Charge
July 11-13, 2023
Advent Lutheran Church, Zionsville, IN
- The Rev. Dr. Peter Scaer, Professor at Concordia Theological Seminary in Fort Wayne, IN
- The Rev. Dr. David Petersen, Pastor at Redeemer Lutheran Church in Fort Wayne, IN
- The Rev. Dr. Richard Stuckwisch, President of the Indiana District, LCMS
- The Rev. Jonathan Fisk, Pastor at St. Paul Lutheran Church in Rockford, IL
- The Rev. Hans Fiene, Pastor at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church in Crestwood, MO
Past Conference Presentations:
Catechesis and Synodical Unity, 2022
Ecclesiastical Supervision, 2021
The Church's Mission & Evangelistic Task, 2019
Unionism & Syncretism, 2018
The Order of Creation, 2017
Dispute Resolution, 2016
Unbiblical Removal of Pastors, 2015
Office of the Holy Ministry, 2014
The Divine Service, 2013
The Lord’s Supper!, 2012
Addressing Error in The LCMS, 2011
This video serves as a great discussion prompter for congregations, gatherings of circuit pastors, districts—all who care about the spiritual well-being of our brothers and sisters in Christ within the Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod. It spells out clearly the issues of doctrine and practice that continue to cause division within our synod and threaten our ability to walk together. It also shows our desire assist in the return to faithfulness within our synod.
We encourage you to watch this video, and use the study guides, as we together seek to deal with such issues, guided by the Holy Scriptures and the Lutheran Confessions. We pray that these resources, and others available through the ACELC website, will be a blessing to you and our synod. We welcome your feedback.
