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St. Lucia is a small English-speaking nation in the Caribbean—an island where half the population is under age 21. What's the best way to reach young people with the gospel? Create a place where they feel welcome—a place where they can come together to hear and study God’s Word and enjoy fellowship with Christian friends from their neighborhood . . . and beyond.

For many high school students, deciding on a college and career may seem like an overwhelming task and they don’t know where to go. Many incoming freshman at Martin Luther College aren't quite sure if the full-time ministry is right for them. And that's okay, because Martin Luther College is the perfect place to discover God's direction for your life.

Learn more about our home mission in St. Lucia in the September WELS Connection.

Right now in WELS we have a lot of amazing ministry taking place thanks to God’s blessings, but there is more to be done. There are more people in the world, many of whom are walking next to us but who don’t know Jesus. God has given us abundant gifts that we can use to praise him. We pray that, walking together in his grace, he will reach many more souls through us.

The Festival Concert is the first in a series of events that celebrate the 150th anniversary of the founding of Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary in 1863. Three choirs join forces to build up the faith of all who sing and play and listen.

Prof. Paul O. Wendland, President of Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary addresses the congregation at the 2012 Christmas Concert.

Pastor Joel Heckendorf preaches the sermon at the fall Symposium at Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary based on Galatians 5:25-6:5, "Brothers: Admonish in Step with the Spirit."

Pastor James Huebner reads his essay at the fall Symposium at Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary and Prof. E. Allen Sorum delivers a reaction to the essay.