Institutional partners in the Wittenberg area with which the Center currently is developing programs are:

• The Evangelical Church of the Church Province of Saxony is a Landeskirche (Regional Church) which extends beyond the state of Saxony Anhalt to areas of Saxony and Thuringia (including Erfurt). It is a Union church, but has strong affinity to the Lutheran tradition and is considering membership in the Lutheran World Federation. The Church Province of Saxony and the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Thuringia have joined together in a federation. The Protestant congregations in the Wittenberg area are part of the Church Province of Saxony. The Center's Director participates in their area conference of clergy and church workers. Local pastors and church members will serve as resource persons for some programs.
• The Predigerseminar (Preacher's Seminary) is a pastoral training institute of the Evangelicall Church of the Union (EKU), a federation of Union Churches in the former territories of the Prussian king. The seminary trains pastoral candidates in practical theology within a two-year internship program that includes parish service.
• The Evangelical Academy of Saxony Anhalt is a ministry of the Church Province of Saxony and the Evangelical Church of Anhalt, a smaller Landeskirche located in the Dessau area. Both churches are members of the Evangelical Church of the Union. Its programs of continuing education are oriented toward the laity and include seminars, lectures and study tours covering an array of current topics. Its newly renovated, multi-purpose facility was opened in 1997. The offices of the ELCA Wittenberg Center are located at the Evangelical Academy.
• The Stiftung Luthergedenkstatten (Luther Memorials Foundation) administers four Luther museums in Wittenberg and Eisleben: the Lutherhalle, the largest museum of Reformation history in the world; the Melanchthon House in Wittenberg; and Luther's Birth House and Death House in Eisleben. The Foundation supports scholarly research and also promotes programs in projects which illume Reformation history for the public.
• The Franckesche Stiftung (Francke Foundation) in Halle is connected with the rise of the pietism movement in Germany.  The Foundation sent out many missionaries across the world, including Henry Melchior Muhlenberg to the British colonies in the Americas.  Since 1999, the Foundation is home of the theological faculty of the Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg. 
• The Stiftung Leucorea (Leucorea Foundation) is a newly renovated continuing educational center located on the site of the old Wittenberg University. The Leucorea is related to the university of Halle. Intensive courses and seminars are offered through several institutes which are housed in the facility. They include the Institute for German Language and Culture, the Center for U.S. Studies and the Center for Reformation History and Lutheran Orthodoxy. The Institute for Language and Culture has growing experience in designing and implementing study programs in conjunction with American colleges and universities.
• Wittenberg Information represents the city and county of Wittenberg to international as well as German visitors. Room bookings, tours, printed materials and audio-visual resources are available at their center. Almost all visitors to Wittenberg pass through the friendly confines of Wittenberg Information. 

A view of the City Church from the Wittenberg market square.