Lists of Thrivent Financial for Lutherans members and their addresses are not to be sold, loaned or given away. A chapter list may be shared only with that chapter's members, manager of Lutheran community services (MLCS) and his or her team, service team leaders and Thrivent Financial associates who have a "need to know" the information in order to conduct official Thrivent Financial for Lutherans business. Member listings cannot be shared with any non-Lutheran nonaffiliated third party, including Habitat for Humanity affiliates. Regardless of who has access to the lists, they must use the lists for official Thrivent Financial for Lutherans business only.

Member lists also reflect if a member has "opted out" of receiving chapter mailings. See Privacy — impacts on chapter-related issues in CHIP for complete details of the impact Thrivent Financial's privacy policy has on the use of member lists.

Member lists available online

• All chapter leaders in elected chapter leadership positions can order a chapter member list from their Chapter Leadership Administration section. Thrivent Builds chapter specialists can order the list from their Tools area on thrivent.com.

  Chapter member lists can be lengthy and expensive to mail. Chapter leaders should not order a list unless:

  • They need to recruit new chapter leaders now.
  • They need to contact members to request involvement in volunteer activities.
  
  
• Congregational coordinators can order a member list for their congregation from their Congregational Coordinator Administration section. Thrivent Builds congregational champions can order the list from their Tools area on thrivent.com.

  Although these lists are shorter than the chapter member lists, these should not be used unless they are needed for recruiting new congregational coordinators, congregational champions or volunteers for activities.

Questions about member lists should be directed to the Fraternal Service Center at 800-236-3736 or fraternal@thrivent.com.

Additional Topics
Privacy — impacts on chapter-related issues