education

This month, hundreds of students head back to the campuses of our four ministerial education schools where steps are being taken to better prepare future called workers for ministry in a multicultural society.

The cost of continuing education is an investment that pays dividends to called workers and the congregations they serve.

The four-school ministerial education system serves as an integral ministry of WELS, centered on the one gospel of Jesus Christ, existing for the one purpose of preparing well-trained servants for the church.

Preparing your pastor - partners in a gospel mission.

Like a relay team, our four synodical schools work together to develop pastors, teachers, and leaders.

Did you know that one in four Americans have some degree of hearing loss? Learn how to serve these members and guests so that they too can hear the precious Gospel message.

Rev. Paul Prange, administrator of Ministerial Education: Rev. Paul Wendland, president of Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary; Rev. Mark Zarling, president of Martin Luther College; and Rev. Matthew Crass, president of Luther Preparatory School, present an overview of Ministerial Education to the 60th Biennial Convention.