Lighthouse Youth Center (Lighthouse) is a non-profit organization that provides a central location for children ages 10–18 to grow academically, socially, and spiritually. Lighthouse consists of four campuses in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and one in Appleton, ...
“Before and after” pictures often tell a powerful story of transformation. On the left might be a picture of a shy four-year-old girl holding on to her mother’s leg, while on the right is that ...
Please join us on Saturday, October 4, in the Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary auditorium for Friends of the Seminary Day, where men and women gather to learn more about the vital mission of the seminary. Presentations ...
This year, Symposium 2025 on The Ministry of the Word in the Twenty-First Century: Foundations, Forms, and Flashpoints will take place at Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary on September 22 and 23. View the full details and register online today!
The seminary welcomes its students to campus for the 2025–26 school year as they take another step on the road to service in the public ministry. Tonight, August 20 at 7:00 p.m. you're invited to ...
Under the theme, "Christ through us," about 400 voting delegates from around the United States attended the 68th Biennial Convention of the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod from July 21–24, 2025, at Martin Luther College (MLC), ...
A letter from President Treptow was mailed in June to friends and supporters of Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary. Generous people who give gifts to the seminary help us prepare men who continue to equip God’s people ...
Professor John Schuetze, who served at the seminary for 28 years, retired at the end of December 2024. During his time on the faculty, he taught courses in systematic theology, pastoral theology, and counseling, while ...
Mr. Sean Young, who has served as the WELS Director of Mission Operations since May 2012, has accepted the Lord’s call to serve as the director of mission advancement. He will take up that work ...
During early January, Winterim—the two-week session between semesters—gave students who choose to stay on campus an opportunity to study in areas not normally part of the seminary curriculum. This year 36 students participated in learning ...
