The Association of Lutheran Older Adults is an inter-Lutheran national movement affiliated with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America and recognized as a social ministry organization of the Lutheran Church--Missouri Synod.
ALOA is the only national inter-Lutheran organization focused on identifying and serving the needs and interests of Lutheran older adults, with a focus on working with and through congregations, districts, synods and other service ministry organizations to encourage senior ministry and senior involvement locally, regionally, nationally and internationally.
To be a resource to the Lutheran Church that strengthens ministry by, for and with older adults.

ALOA is a community of elders (age 50+) rejoicing in God's grace and dedicated to the enjoyment of life through lifelong learning, personal spiritual growth and service to others.
Message to the Church:
"Older adults are today's church--not yesterday's"
Message to older adults:
"Stay active, serve your church and community!"
ALOA is a movement, committed to celebrating and serving, and to advocating within the Church on topics of concern for older adults.