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Did you know WELS has one of the biggest prison ministry programs in the country? Watch for the April WELS Connection to find out more.

This story actually starts in the Vietnam war . . . When the Hmong people of southeast Asia joined the Americans to fight communism. When the U.S. military withdrew, many Hmong people were left in a vulnerable situation . . . they were persecuted . . . tortured . . . killed. And so over the past few decades the United States has been bringing these refugees to America . . .

Watch for the March WELS Connection at your congregation to learn about cross-cultural outreach to America’s growing Hmong population.

Translating doctrine into other languages is more difficult than you might think. For example, did you know that most of Martin Luther’s writings have still not been translated into English? Even though translation is complex, it’s extremely important. Because when the basic truths of scripture are put into the language of the people, amazing things happen.

WELS Christian Aid and Relief goes to Joplin, Mo., to help with the continuing clean-up efforts after a tornado destroyed much of the town this summer.

Reaching out to share the Gospel. Christian Aid and Relief ministry opportunity in Haiti and the Dominican Republic.

This video highlights relief efforts in Alabama following tornados there in April.

Committee members share how Christian Aid and Relief help others all around the world by building bridges to gospel outreach.