LSTC is a seminary committed to preparing God’s baptized people for ministry in the name of Jesus Christ with an international community of all racial, ethnic and social backgrounds that learns in a rich urban environment where students receive a Lutheran confessional education while being given the opportunity to engage in ecumenical study with seminarians of other traditions through the Association of Chicago Theological Schools (ACTS).
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The roots of the Lutheran Brethren Seminary are found in the great spiritual revivals of the 1890’s, in the Northwestern Free Church Mission School, and in the founding of the Church of the Lutheran Brethren in 1900. In these spiritual revivals among Norwegian-American Lutherans in the1890’s, large numbers of young people came to a knowledge of personal salvation, and craved an opportunity for Biblical studies beyond what was given in the local congregations.
Immanuel Lutheran Seminary has as its sole aim and purpose the training of men for the ministry of the Gospel in the Church of the Lutheran Confession, subject to no limitations except those which Scripture itself establishes. The doctrinal position of our seminary is based on the canonical writings of the Old and New Testaments as the verbally inspired Word of God, and an unqualified (quia) subscription to the Lutheran Confessions of the Book of Concord as presenting the true teachings of that Word.
