WHAT IS THE LWML?
We are Lutheran Women in Mission with a membership of over 200,000 and are the official women's auxiliary of The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod.
For the past 65 years, the LWML has been encouraging and equipping women to live out their Christian lives in active mission ministries and to financially support global mission projects. The LWML Minnesota North District was organized in 1964, after separating the Minnesota District into two districts.
STRUCTURE OF THE LWML
Individual women gather together in their local congregation to form a unit or society which meets regularly for spiritual growth, fellowship, mission work and specific projects.
Several units or societies located in close proximity join together to form a zone, which then meet twice each year for a Spring and Fall rally.
The zones are again combined into regions which then make up the LWML District. Districts are usually formed by using state or LCMS District boundaries.
STRUCTURE OF THE LWML MN NORTH DISTRICT
Our district is one of forty that form the LWML. To better serve the 2984 members in the 160 societies of the MN North District, the district is separated into six regions. These regions further divided into a total of seventeen zones.
The MN North District holds biennial conventions in even number years and an Annual Retreat at Lutheran Island Camp, Henning, MN in August every year.

