Central Africa Medical Mission

With God's help, hundreds of thousands of patients in Zambia and Malawi have been aided and countless lives saved through the work of the Central Africa Medical Mission. 

The Central Africa Medical Mission supplies and supports the American personnel as supervisory staff, erects and maintains dispensary buildings, and purchases necessary medical supplies.

The Central Africa Medical Mission in a non-budgeted mission of the WELS. Financial support is received from women's groups, Christian day schools and high schools, Sunday schools, and other friends of the medical mission.

 

WELS Kingdom Workers

WELS Kingdom Workers exists for the purpose of assisting the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod (WELS) mission divisions in their task of making disciples according to the Great Commission of our Lord Jesus Christ.

To accomplish this purpose, WELS Kingdom Workers will endeavor, under God

•  to inform WELS members of the needs and opportunities that exist in home and world mission fields;
•  to encourage WELS members to become personally involved in mission work;
•  to facilitate and coordinate volunteer efforts in mission fields;
•  to provide financial support for authorized, but yet unfunded, mission programs.

 

WELS Nurses Association

Nurses working together as servants of Christ.

Spiritual Support: Provide opportunities for nurses to develop and to grow in faith to face challenges in their lives and work place.

Education: Promote, develop and facilitate educational programs through establishment of a speaker’s bureau, a resource library for continuing education and wellness information for the community.

Consultation: Develop training programs that can be used by different segments such as parish nurses, home care nurses, hospital nurses, nurse educators and student nurses.

Advocacy: Promote development of leadership pool to be utilized in capacity identified by the WELS Nurses Association.

Health Resources: Develop a pool of volunteers and/or resources (health booklets etc) to be used for community served and/or to disseminate during schedule events.

Volunteer Care: Develop a database to serve in a variety of situations based on needs of the community being served.

Community Liaison/Referral: Develop relationships with other organizations with a focus on programs to provide services of community served

Wisconsin Lutheran Child and Family Services

Wisconsin Lutheran Child & Family Service (WLCFS) is a not-for-profit affiliated with, but not financially supported by, the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod (www.wels.net).

WLCFS offers the following services and programs:

Christian Family Counseling
Assisted Living (RCAC)
Assisted Living (CBRF)
Independent Retirement Community Living
Educational Programming