Jennifer Lutz serves as a Called Teacher at Martin Luther School, teaching 3rd and 4th grade. Through her divine call from the congregation and her Concordia University—Nebraska formation, Jennifer Lutz holds the office of Commissioned Minister of Religion in The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod — a vocation of Christian service recognized alongside ordained pastors on the LCMS clergy roster. She serves under the leadership of Principal Mollie Ramstad.
Ms. Lutz is a gifted educator who finds deep joy in putting all of her energy into her students. Her combined 3rd and 4th grade classroom is intentionally designed so each child can progress at their own level and pace — honoring the truth that every student grows differently and deserves to be met where they are. She knows each of her students personally, and that investment shows in how she teaches: with patience, attention, and a genuine delight in watching each child reach their full potential. At Immanuel Lutheran Church, she also volunteers with youth ministry — walking alongside the same students beyond the school day, investing in their faith as well as their minds.
She is also involved with Daniel Comfort Dog — Immanuel’s LCC K-9 Comfort Dog ministry — bringing the comfort and presence of Christ to those in need. Ms. Lutz contributed meaningfully to Martin Luther School’s 2026 LCMS accreditation process, which earned the school an outstanding review of 8 Strengths and 0 Deficiencies. Her classroom is a place where students are known by name, challenged to grow, and reminded daily of God’s grace and love for them. For Ms. Lutz, Christian education is not simply academic instruction — it is ministry.
Jennifer Lutz — Education & Formation
Ms. Lutz holds a Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education with a minor in Special Education from Concordia University—Nebraska (2014), as well as an Associate of Arts and Sciences in Elementary Classroom Teaching from Tulsa Community College (2011). Her Concordia formation ensures that Lutheran faith is woven into every subject and every school day. Her special education background equips her to meet every student where they are — academically, emotionally, and spiritually.
Commissioned Minister of Religion — Called to Serve
As a Called Teacher who received a divine call from the congregation, Jennifer Lutz holds the title of Commissioned Minister of Religion in The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod. Her teaching at Martin Luther School is not merely a career — it is a recognized church vocation, serving alongside Pastor Christopher Ramstad and DCE Jason Glaskey in the shared mission of Word, faith, and learning at Immanuel.
“Let the children come to me; do not hinder them, for to such belongs the kingdom of God.”
Mark 10:14 (ESV)
Immanuel Lutheran Church is a member congregation of The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod (LCMS). Ms. Lutz serves at Martin Luther School — Immanuel’s PreK–8th grade Lutheran day school, accredited through National Lutheran School Accreditation. Join us for worship or contact us to learn more.