Annual Christmas Appeal Sent
Recently, a Christmas letter from President Earle Treptow, reminding us how God sent the Prince of Peace into our world, was mailed. He encourages us to reflect on our Savior's birth with a spirit of ...
Christmas at the Seminary 2023
Join the seminary chorus for Christmas at the Seminary, a service of lessons and carols, at 3:00pm and 7:00pm on Sunday, December 10, 2023. The annual Christmas concert includes anthems by the choir and hymns for the ...
Walking in a Winterim Wonderland
The Grow in Grace office is dreaming about many WELS pastors joining us for continuing education classes during the week of January 8-12, 2024, the week of January 15-19, 2024, or for both weeks. We ...
WELS Preacher Podcast
A few years ago, WELS Congregational Services and Grow in Grace, the seminary’s continuing education department, both had an idea: “What if we produced a podcast that could help WELS preachers?” A podcast featuring a ...
Reserve Your Spot for the Heritage Tour NOW!
Prof. Aaron Christie and Prof. Joel Otto will be leading a Lutheran Heritage Tour to Germany in 2024. This is not your typical “off the rack” trip to Germany. We hope to put the Lutheran ...
Join Us on Campus
Experience the peace and prayerful environment at WLS by participating in a private/individual or circuit retreat in our guest rooms. WLS welcomes you to come to campus during Winterim 2024 (even if you’re not enrolled in ...
Psalms 128
Dear brothers in faith and ministry, fellow pilgrims, The songs of “goings up” are the largest grouping of psalms, found in Book V, psalms 120-134. “Goings up” has a great ring to it. It reminds ...
Seminary Students Teach Catechism Lessons
The seminary aims to produce pastoral candidates who can seize the numerous teaching and learning opportunities present in Lutheran congregations. During their first year at the seminary, students learn the principles and methods that are ...
Four Branches – October 2023
Jump to: Exegetical Systematic Historical Practical Exegetical Theology: What’s ἀγάπη got to do with it? Part 2 The Septuagint demonstrates the Hellenistic tendency to use ἀγαπάω instead of the other words for love. It also ...