Lutheran Scholarships

If you think Lutheran scholarships only exist for study in Minnesota, think again. The Lutheran Church is eager to dish out scholarship money like it’s a second helping of hotdish at the church potluck. With its emphasis on cooperation and community, it’s not surprise the Lutheran church is committed to helping its members find money for college by providing both local scholarships and national awards. Lutheran scholarships exist to assist members of the faith in attending college and achieving their educational goals. The Lutheran faith believes strongly in providing service to the community and financial aid to those in need. Plus, organizations offering Lutheran scholarships, like many other scholarship providers, hope that by giving you scholarship awards now, they’re putting you in a position where you may be able to donate to their cause once you’re wealthy and successful. Just think—if you win a Lutheran scholarship, avoid student loans, and eventually graduate and get a good job, why wouldn’t you want to return the favor a few years down the road and help a student just like you pay for school? Well, lots of people funding Lutheran scholarships think that way—they might say it was the Christian thing to do.

The Winston-Salem Foundation Emma Kapp Ogburn Memorial Fund
Application Deadlines: Varies
A loan for students who agree to work in full-time christian service. This loan will be forgiven if student meets the criteria for the loan to be forgiven. For more information about this opportunity and other WSF scholarships, please [...] More

Bethesda Lutheran Communities Scholarship for College Students
Application Deadlines: April 17, Annually
Bethesda Lutheran Communities offers two $3,000 scholarships to Lutheran students pursuing undergraduate degrees in any area of service to people with developmental disabilities. Eligible candidates are active, communicant members of a Lutheran church, are classified as a freshman, sophomore or junior status at a college or university (not necessarily a Lutheran college), have earned a minimum [...] More

Lutheran Community Foundation Scholarships
Application Deadlines: Varies
Since its founding in 1995, the Lutheran Community Foundation has built a proven track record of sound stewardship for gifts from thousands of donors, whose numbers grow every day. We carefully manage your gifts, and direct them to programs and organizations that reflect your charitable interests. The Lutheran Community Foundation offers the following scholarships: - The Tulare County Lutheran [...] More

Scholarships for Lutheran Laywomen
Application Deadlines: February 15, Annually
The purpose of the Opportunity Scholarships for Lutheran Laywomen is to provide assistance to women studying for a career other than the ordained ministry. The applicant must: - be a citizen of the United States of America - hold membership in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America - be at least 21-years-old - have experienced an interruption in education of two or more years since [...] More

Valparaiso University Christus Award
Application Deadlines: Varies
The Valparaiso University Christus Award is for a student nominated from a Lutheran high school that is a Christus award winner through a program partnered with AAL. Usually there are six Christus award winning schools each [...] More

BM Woltman Foundation Grants
Application Deadlines: Varies
The Woltman Foundation is set up to benefit agencies and individuals of the Texas District, Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod. One of the major areas of assistance is through their scholarship program. The scholarship grants are awarded only to members of the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod, Texas District, who are preparing for full-time professional church work within our church body. Students [...] More

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