About LCRL
The Lutheran Center for Religious Liberty (LCRL) is a religious liberty organization in Washington D.C. that serves as a voice for the Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod and its partners in the public square. The LCRL provides input, education, advice, advocacy, and resources in the areas of life, marriage, and religious liberty and seeks to engage in discussions with lawmakers, media, and the public to uphold the rights and responsibilities of Christians in society. The LCRL also connects and equips missional leaders across the country through its Champions for Liberty Network.
Our People
Our team, including distinguished theologian Dr. Seltz, experienced leader Mark Frith, and dedicated educator Richard Cohrs, exemplifies LCRL's commitment to religious liberty, providing input, education, advice, and advocacy to churches, schools, and individuals while fostering dialogue, equipping leaders, and developing resources in support of life, marriage, and religious freedom, all while maintaining a steadfast dedication to personal spiritual practice, leadership preparation, and community engagement.