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Lutheran denominations are Protestant church bodies that identify, to a greater or lesser extent, with the theology of Martin Luther and with the writings contained in the Book of Concord. Most Lutheran denominations are affiliated with one or more regional, national, or international associations, the largest of which—the Lutheran World Federation—has over 74 million members worldwide.^[1] There are also two smaller and more conservative international associations—the International Lutheran Council, with 7.15 million members,^[2] and the Confessional Evangelical Lutheran Conference, with approximately 500,000 members. Finally, the Global Confessional and Missional Lutheran Forum (Global Forum) is a global gathering of Confessional Lutheran bodies who wish to emphasize missional discipleship as the focal point of ministry in the world.

This list is grouped by affiliation with the four major international Lutheran associations mentioned above. This list does not include groups that have been merged into other groups (e.g. Hauge Synod) nor groups that have become defunct (e.g. Eielsen Synod). Some of the denominations belong to more than one of the four associations.

Lutheran World Federation

The Lutheran World Federation (LWF) is the largest association of national and regional Lutheran church bodies in the world. Founded in 1947 by 47 church bodies from 26 countries,^[3] the LWF has grown to include 145 church bodies in 98 countries.^[1]

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Country	Church body	Year founded	Members[A]	Ref
Angola	Evangelical Lutheran Church of Angola	--	49,500	[4]
Argentina	Evangelical Church of the River Plate[B]	c. 1965	27,500	[5][6]
Argentina	United Evangelical Lutheran Church	--	11,000	[5]
Australia	Lutheran Church of Australia[C][D]	1966	48,760	[7][8]
Austria	Protestant Church of the Augsburg Confession in Austria	--	302,875	[9]
Bangladesh	Bangladesh Lutheran Church	--	6,000	[10]
Bangladesh	Bangladesh Northern Evangelical Lutheran Church	--	10,000	[10]
Bolivia	Bolivian Evangelical Lutheran Church	1972	14,000	[11][12]
Botswana	Evangelical Lutheran Church in Botswana	--	18,800	[13]
Brazil	Evangelical Church of the Lutheran Confession in Brazil	1949	671,389	[14][15]
Cameroon	Church of the Lutheran Brethren of Cameroon	1969	157,276	[16][17]
Cameroon	Evangelical Lutheran Church in Cameroon	--	350,000	[16]
Canada	Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada	1986	114,431	[18]
Central African Republic	Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Central African Republic	--	120,000	[19]
Chile	Evangelical Lutheran Church in Chile	1906	3,000	[20][21]
Chile	Lutheran Church in Chile	1975	1,976	[20][22]
Colombia	Evangelical Lutheran Church of Colombia	--	1,701	[23]
Costa Rica	Lutheran Costa Rican Church	1988	500	[24][25]
Croatia	Evangelical Church in the Republic of Croatia	--	3,329	[26]
Czech Republic	Evangelical Church of Czech Brethren	1918	78,299	[27][28]
Czech Republic	Silesian Evangelical Church of the Augsburg Confession	--	16,000	[27]
Democratic Republic of the Congo	Evangelical Lutheran Church in Congo	c. 1960	122,055	[29][30]
Denmark	Evangelical Lutheran Church in Denmark	1536	4,276,271	[31][32][33]
El Salvador	Salvadoran Lutheran Church	--	20,000	[34]
Eritrea	Evangelical Lutheran Church of Eritrea	--	11,000	[35]
Estonia	Estonian Evangelical Lutheran Church	1917	180,000	[36][37]
Ethiopia	Ethiopian Evangelical Church Mekane Yesus[E]	1959	8,310,129	[38][39][40]
Finland	Evangelical Lutheran Church of Finland	1809	3,625,007	[41][42][43]
France	Protestant Church of Augsburg Confession of Alsace and Lorraine[B]	2006	250,000	[44][45]
France	Malagasy Protestant Church in France[B]	--	10,000	[44]
France	United Protestant Church of France[B]	2012	330,000	[44][46]
Germany	Evangelical Lutheran Church in Baden	1850	2,906	[47][48]
Germany	Evangelical Lutheran Church in Bavaria[F]	--	2,456,140	[47]
Germany	Evangelical Lutheran Church in Brunswick[F]	--	341,919	[47][49]
Germany	Evangelical Church in Central Germany[F]	2009	766,416	[47][50]
Germany	Evangelical Lutheran Church of Hanover[F]	--	2,714,781	[47]
Germany	Church of Lippe (Lutheran section)[F]	1888	28,000	[47][51]
Germany	Evangelical Lutheran Church in Northern Germany[F]	2012	2,063,904	[47][52]
Germany	Evangelical Lutheran Church in Oldenburg[F]	--	423,756	[47]
Germany	Evangelical Lutheran Church of Saxony[F]	--	701,008	[47][53]
Germany	Evangelical Lutheran Church of Schaumburg-Lippe[F]	--	54,159	[47]
Germany	Evangelical Church in Württemberg[F]	--	2,054,505	[47][54]
Ghana	Evangelical Lutheran Church of Ghana[D]	1958	29,000	[55][56]
Guatemala	Guatemala Lutheran Church	--	300	[57]
Guyana	Evangelical Lutheran Church in Guyana	--	16,153	[58]
Honduras	Christian Lutheran Church of Honduras	--	1,700	[59]
Hong Kong	Hong Kong and Macau Lutheran Church	--	2,201	[60]
Hong Kong	Chinese Rhenish Church Hong Kong Synod	--	13,500	[60]
Hong Kong	Evangelical Lutheran Church of Hong Kong	1954	18,351	[60][61]
Hong Kong	Tsung Tsin Mission of Hong Kong	--	11,278	[60]
Hungary	Evangelical Lutheran Church in Hungary	--	179,618	[62]
Iceland	Evangelical Lutheran Church of Iceland	--	227,266	[63]
India	Andhra Evangelical Lutheran Church[G]	--	4,50,000	[64]
India	Arcot Lutheran Church[G]	--	40,000	[65]
India	Bodo Evangelical Lutheran Church	--	?	[66]
India	Evangelical Lutheran Church in Madhya Pradesh[G]	--	20,000	[65]
India	Evangelical Lutheran Church in the Himalayan States[G]	--	27,345	[65]
India	Good Shepherd Evangelical Lutheran Church[G]	--	13,280	[65]
India	Gossner Evangelical Lutheran Church in Chotanagpur and Assam[G]	--	382,790	[65]
India	India Evangelical Lutheran Church[D][G]	1958	125,000	[65][67]
India	Jeypore Evangelical Lutheran Church[G]	--	175,000	[65]
India	Northern Evangelical Lutheran Church[G]	--	87,541	[65]
India	South Andhra Lutheran Church[G]	--	60,000	[65]
India	Tamil Evangelical Lutheran Church[G]	--	111,587	[65]
Indonesia	Batak Christian Community Church	--	25,000	[68]
Indonesia	Christian Communion of Indonesia Church in Nias (Gereja AMIN)	--	18,500	[68]
Indonesia	Christian Protestant Angkola Church	--	29,455	[68]
Indonesia	Christian Protestant Church in Indonesia	--	258,914	[68]
Indonesia	Communion of Protestant Christian Church	--	63,274	[68]
Indonesia	Indonesian Christian Church	--	355,000	[68]
Indonesia	Indonesian Christian Lutheran Church	--	17,305	[68]
Indonesia	Pakpak Dairi Christian Protestant Church	--	39,428	[68]
Indonesia	Protestant Christian Batak Church	1861	4,500,000	[68]
Indonesia	Protestant Christian Church	--	456,802	[68]
Indonesia	Protestant Christian Church in Mentawai	--	50,000	[68]
Indonesia	Simalungun Protestant Christian Church	--	220,586	[68]
Indonesia	United Protestant Church	--	12,057	[68]
Palestine	Evangelical Lutheran Church in Jordan and the Holy Land	1959	3,000