The Lutheran Club became a member of the Lutheran Students Association of American - a national student movment whose "aim was to discover answers to the pressing problems of Christan students, to thrain for Christian leadership for the campus and to learn more conerning the fundamentals of the Christian faith." (Markey, 1948)
In the 1940’s, Lutheran Student Association (LSA) met monthly in the Cooper Hall recreation room on lower campus. The pastors of Bethlehem, Grace and Immanuel Lutheran Churches continued to support the LSA community and encouraged students to participate in annual conferences held at Minnesota public and Lutheran private colleges. In the 1940’s to mid 1950’s, LSA existed to: Bring a closer unity religiously and socially among students of the Lutheran faith.
Mixers, choir, history projects, “Christians in Crises” and a charity carnival plunged LSA into a deeper foundation of stability and purpose for Lutheran college students.
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