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

At Fort Apache Indian Reservation where you find the most breathtaking scenery and abject poverty, you will also find a beacon of hope—WELS’ Apache Christian Training School.

Life Line is a periodic update on WELS relief efforts. Mr. Mark Vance, Director of Operations talks about how important volunteers are for their organization and what you can do to help. Learn more about WELS Releif at www.welsrelief.net.

Living Promise, Morristown, Tenn., is a mission congregation that started when the members of Living Word, Johnson City, Tenn., responded to a need for the gospel.

Sure Foundation, Woodside, N.Y., which reaches out to millions of people in a very ethnically diverse area of New York City, is just one example of the work we are able to do together by God’s grace as a synod that each congregation could not do alone.

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.

Luis Acosta talks about multi-cultural ministry in WELS.

Long established congregations as well as new ones reap the benefits of sending congregational leaders to schools of outreach. The main reward: realizing that evangelism is everyone's responsibility.