Growing in Christ
Today's Devotion
» A Promise – March 3, 2026
» Leaving – March 2, 2026
» A Sure Cure – March 1, 2026
Through My Bible In 3 Years
» Through My Bible Yr 03 – March 03
» Through My Bible Yr 03 – March 02
» Through My Bible Yr 03 – March 01
Forward in Christ Magazine
WELS Together Newsletter:
» Reflections on the latest WELS National Conference on Lutheran Leadership
» WELS chaplains gather for annual meeting
» Conference of Presidents holds its winter meeting
Faith Related Q and A
» Hello! I'm not sure if this is the best place to ask, but I couldn't find another place. If my family has to leave the US for a year for work reasons, and the European country (British Isles) we go to does not have WELS, ELS, or CELC churches, is there still a chance that there might be a church/gathering we can go to that's in fellowship, or are those the only ones in fellowship? I know we'll be able to watch our home church's livestreaming, but we hoped to still be able to meet with other Christians, especially for Communion.
» Do you have any online sources or advice for someone trying to learn more about the WELS Church? I was raised in the ELCA, but did not go to church very often growing up or during college. My boyfriend is WELS, grew up in a very faith based household, and went to a WELS college. Definitely more “religious” than me. I’m working on my own faith and making that a bigger part of my life, but talking about marriage scares me because I feel like we have vast religious differences despite both being Lutheran. I’m a strong-willed, liberal woman and there are some fundamental beliefs that I hold that are inconsistent with certain WELS beliefs. I’m open minded and understand the rationale behind certain WELS beliefs, but I know I will never share certain beliefs. I’m looking for some resources perhaps to help me get a better grasp on how drastic the divide between ELCA and WELS is. Thank you in advance!
» What resources does WELS provide or suggest for a parent of a child struggling with homosexual tendencies?

One thing God has spoken, two things have I heard: that you, O God, are strong, and that you, O Lord, are loving. Psalm 62:11-12