September 1 is the official beginning of the Fall 2025 semester. We are looking forward to seeing both former and new students this semester. We praise God for all that he has done for us and we pray that he blesses you all in your study of his Word over the next few months, as you bring the light of his salvation out into the world as his ambassadors and children.
Our opening service will be held on Saturday, August 30th at 7:00PM on the fourth floor at ALS. The opening service marks the 21st year of ALS’s existence and the official beginning of the Fall 2025 semester. All students, alumni, and friends of ALS are welcome to join us in celebrating yet again the grace and mercy that our Savior has showered upon us.
We are excited to announce that ALS is now offering a new certificate level program! The program uses a method that is designed to help Christians to learn the teachings of the Bible, while also gaining the skills necessary to share the truth with others. Each course is 4 weeks long, is free and held online.The class is open to any English speakers and native speakers of Mandarin who would like to grow in their faith in order to help others know Christ. If you’d like to sign up, please visit tellnetwork.org (for English) or tellmandarin.org ...
This year marks the 175th anniversary of WELS, the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod in the United States. Over 400 delegates gathered to hear reports, call leaders, and set the WELS long-range plan which will guide the work of WELS for the next 10 years. Dr. Bare addressed the group on the exciting topic of what God is doing in Asia. May God continue to bless the work of WELS!
We have been celebrating ALS’s 20th anniversary these last 12 months. The last event associated with that celebration was our Open Day, in which we invited the public to come tour our school, have some fun, learn about our programs, and meet our faculty and staff. Thank you to all of those who came! We are honored to serve and help you in your theological education needs! We are also excited to see you in the Fall for the upcoming semester! God guide and keep you in all things!
Ready to explore a future in theology? Have you been wondering what seminary life is truly like, or how to master biblical languages like Greek and Hebrew? Don’t miss the ALS Open Day! Our dedicated faculty and staff are eager to share insights and answer all your questions. Get hands-on by creating a custom leather name tag, and walk away with a special tuition discount coupon for the Fall 2025 semester! Discover your calling – we can’t wait to welcome you!
Are you curious about studying theology? Do you have unanswered questions about what being a seminary student is like? Want to know more about what learning Greek and Hebrew is like? Come to ALS Open Day! The faculty and staff will be at ALS to answer any questions you have. You can also learn about the biblical languages by making a leather name tag in Greek and Hebrew. Anyone who comes will be given a coupon for a discount on tuition for the Fall 2025 semester! Registration Online Now.
Summer is here, and with it comes sunshine, warmth, and a well-deserved break! While we’re offering a few select classes during this season, our full course schedule will resume in the Fall. To all our students: we pray you enjoy a peaceful and refreshing summer, resting in the Lord. May this time be one of renewal, joy, and growth. We look forward to welcoming you back in the Fall !
To celebrate our 20th anniversary, ALS created a video about the past, present and future of ALS. We are thankful to God for all the blessings we have received from him over the past two decades and look forward to many more to come. Keep your eyes open for information and details about how to sign up for ALS Open Day which has been rescheduled for later in July! To watch the videos see the links below: https://youtu.be/nKnA8BO5JlA
The third gathering of the Confessional Evangelical Lutheran Conference (CELC) Asia-Oceania region took place in Bali, Indonesia, from June 10 to 12. Seventy representatives and guests attended from churches in twelve Asian countries and the United States. The keynote address, Gospel Ministry in the Local Church, explored how Christians are called to participate in gospel ministry and what that looks like in various cultures. ALS Professor, Dr. Guy Marquardt, gave a presentation to the attendees explaining how ALS serves those partner churches in the region by joining together in theological training efforts. These efforts lead to ...