The AFLC leaders came to the consensus to create a Lutheran Bible School patterned after the fundamental teachings of the Lutheran Bible Institute founded in 1919.
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The AFLC has five corporations that are sponsored by the AFLC to direct their common endeavors: the Coordinating Committee, the Schools Corporation, the Missions Corporation, the AFLC Foundation and the Association Retreat Center (ARC), located near Osceola, Wisconsin.
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Believes that Christian unity is a spiritual concept, not a man-made organization such as the World Council of Churches or the National Council of Churches.
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The Association Retreat Center (ARC) is a separate organization of the AFLC near Osceola, Wisconsin that serves as a retreat center for various activities within the AFLC.
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The churches that formed the AFLC were members of the Lutheran Free Church who did not wish to join The American Lutheran Church.
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