Kinship is a magazine of the Free Lutheran Schools. Stay up to date on the latest news, student stories, classroom highlights, and fun tidbits about life on the AFLBS and AFLTS

When I talk to parents about helping their child select a college, one question comes up in conversation more than any other: “Is my child ready to survive as a

The AFLBS choirs had a unique opportunity this year to, very literally, sing a new song to the Lord. The story began almost two years ago when AFLBS choir director,

“Let there be light”—and, thankfully, some much-needed light has appeared during this new spring season. Although I have always appreciated this delightful time of year, my fondness for it has

In II Corinthians 4 and 5, the apostle Paul is encouraging believers in their life of faith. He reminds his readers that they have the treasure of the gospel and

Nick Mathsen, Ada, MN, AFLBS junior During our two-week mission trip, I saw the importance and beauty of loving God by serving my neighbor. In a morning devotion on Mark

Alisabeth Boyum, Ossian, Iowa, AFLBS junior Being in Ecuador during spring break was such a blessing to me. Even though it was amazing, it was not without its hardships. While

Isaiah Miller, Fosston, Minn., AFLBS junior Visiting Ecuador was a life-changing experience for me and I would recommend a trip down there for almost anyone. Going down there I didn’t

Marcela Lopez, Portillo, Mexico City, AFLBS junior During our recent visit in Ecuador, I was amazed by how God works in people’s hearts. It was exciting to share the gospel

My vehicle of choice that summer day was a bicycle, since I was too young for a license to drive. My fascination with history had been excited by the discovery

If you find it hard to read the Bible, I can relate to you. Before coming to AFLBS, I really struggled to read the Bible because I didn’t fully understand

Adam Osier knows the importance of a firm spiritual foundation. After graduating from high school, incoming AFLBS dean Pastor Osier attended a year of college in his hometown and realized