Additional Lutheran Leaders
- Johan Arnd Aasgaard - President of the Evangelical Lutheran Church
- Erland Carlsson - One of the founders and President of the Augustana Synod
- Gottlieb Bender Christiansen - Founding President of the United Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church
- Claus Lauritz Clausen – President of the Conference of the Norwegian-Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church of America
- Elling Eielsen - Founder of The Eielsen Synod (Evangelical Lutheran Church in America)
- Lars Paul Esbjörn- One of the founders Augustana Synod and Augustana College
- Tuve Hasselquist- Founding President of the Augustana Synod
- Ulrik Vilhelm Koren - President of the Synod of the Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
- Christoph Kähler - Presiding bishop of the Protestant Lutheran Church in Thuringia. de:Christoph Kähler
- Margot Käßmann - Bishop for the Protestant Lutheran Church of Hanover.
- Jaan Kiivit, Jr - Former Archbishop of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Estonia.
- Johan Kõpp - Estonian Lutheran bishop who fled to Sweden after the Soviet takeover.et:Johan Kõpp
- Ishmael Noko - General Secretary of the Lutheran World Federation.
- Eric Norelius- One of the founders and President of the Augustana Synod
- Kuno Pajula - Former Archbishop of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Estonia.
- Andres Põder - The current Archbishop of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Estonia.
- Hans Gerhard Stub - First Bishop of the Evangelical Lutheran Church (United States)
- Jonas Swensson - Former President of the Augustana Evangelical Lutheran Church.
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