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Study, Learn and
Apply Scripture to Life

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in Service

Serve Your Church,
Your Community, Your World

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in Skill

Choir, Drama, Band
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in Knowledge

Choose Your Ministry,
Develop Your Gifts and Serve!

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18 Intercollegiate Sports
– NCAA Division III

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One Mission – Endless Opportunities

The mission of Martin Luther College is to train men and women to meet the public ministry needs of the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod.

Pathways into Ministry

Little Women: The Broadway Musical

November 7-8, 7:30 pm; November 9, 2:00 pm
(Martin Luther College Auditorium)

Grow alongside Louisa May Alcott’s little pilgrims as they wrestle with their inner vanities and seek contentment and joy in a simple life well-lived. The March sisters—Jo, Meg, Amy, and Beth—are poor in material comforts but rich in imagination, home life, and spiritual depth. In her book Little Women, Alcott invites us into their warm, nostalgic home where we battle imaginary villains with Jo, witness the foibles of Meg’s early married life, struggle with Amy as she learns to care more for virtue than vanity, and share in Beth’s tears as she embraces her unique story. Little Women: The Broadway Musical captures the charm of this tender family, focusing on the story of Jo. As the oldest, she is the captain of this merry band of childhood adventurers, but as her sisters and friends grow and change around her, she clings tightly to her childhood dreams. Will she discover her true path? Experience the warmth and joy of this beloved story, complete with tender moments, dramatic swordplay, and captivating music that will transport you and encourage you in your own pilgrimage home.

CLICK HERE for more information and to purchase tickets

Elem ents

MLC Wind Symphony Concert – November 23, 3:00 pm

Everything in creation has elemental qualities that make it what it is. Steel is metallic and strong. Wind is invisible yet felt. How about music? Melody is a thread of pitches woven logically into something memorable.

Join the Martin Luther College Wind Symphony for “Elements,” a musical exploration of the defining characteristics of creation—expressed through sound. The concert will feature three student conductors, Caleb Krahn, Josiah Smith, and Micaiah Wagner, who are studying to be future music educators. The concert is in the MLC Auditorium on Sunday, November 23, at 3 pm.

Can’t make it in person? The concert will be livestreamed on MLC’s YouTube page.

CLICK HERE for the Livestream Link

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Pursuing Excellence Under the Cross

Pursuing Excellence Under the Cross is our long-range strategic plan for preparing the next generation of called workers for your congregation through your WELS College of Ministry. You can be a catalyst to help realize a generational vision for our future called workers.

Learn more about our strategic plan

More Than the Score Returns

More Than the Score lectures occur on home football game days. They are held at 10:30 am in the MLC Cafeteria (elevator available). All lectures are free and open to the public. Please complete the registration form to attend. This year, our topics will be

October 18: Building Gospel Partnerships Around the World, presenter Dean Jim Danell
November 1: Literature and the Arts – A Match (Literally) Made in Heaven, presenter Dr. Susan Decker
November 15: A Lutheran Look at Mormonism, presenter Prof. David Scharf

Come for the presentation, stay for the football game.

REGISTER HERE

“I was really impressed with the 10 young adults from MLC who helped with hurricane cleanup in Panama City. They represented their Savior and their school very well. All of them were self-starters, and every one worked hard . . . not a slacker in the bunch. They were polite and attentive. These future teachers and pastors give me great hope for the future!”

Pastor John Huebner

“DMLC and now MLC will always hold a special place in our hearts. We have seen firsthand many blessings for our families and ministries, and join others in thanksgiving for this special school.”

Connie Scharf

“Martin Luther College is a special place for students to learn how best to serve the Lord with their gifts as public ministers of the gospel.”

MLC Day Donor

“This institution is blessed with faculty and staff members who are exceptionally committed to the mission of preparing students for ministry, who are exemplary in their care for and involvement with students, and who are gracious in their relationships with colleagues.”

The Higher Learning Commissionof the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools

“I thank God for the privilege of sitting at the feet of Christian teachers and professors who molded my life so to speak in God’s ways.”

Carol Gronholz

“I know the Lord is smiling on MLC for the work being done to train those who will teach God’s Word to the world. There is no work more important.”

Jack Ulrich

“Reflecting on the quality of education that I received at MLC and the quality of the professors that I had throughout the program, I don’t think I could have found that care and attention anywhere else.”

Gretchen HintzMS Ed 2015, Leadership Emphasis

“I love the fact that everyone is so friendly and genuine at MLC. It amazes me how everyone smiles and says hi even if you’ve only chatted once. The unity of the student body is very apparent to me, and the faith that unifies them is incredible.”

Elise WordellMLC 2010, Elementary Education

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