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The mission is unfinished
More than 6.5 billion people—over two-thirds of humanity—live in places where the name of Christ is scarcely known. These numbers are not just statistics; they represent individuals, families, and entire communities that have yet to experience the life-changing hope found in the gospel. As part of Christ’s church on earth, we believe that God has commissioned us as his ambassadors, sending us out with a purpose: to proclaim the saving message of Jesus Christ to every nation under heaven. Through us, Christ reaches the nations.
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Reflecting on 175 years of grace-filled ministry in WELS, we are filled with gratitude for the countless lives transformed by the gospel. WELS now has working partnerships with churches and missions in 49 countries around the world.
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Yet, the mission is still unfinished.
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Read FIC's week 2 Advent devotion
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For Christians in the developed world, it’s hard to imagine places where the gospel cannot be easily shared. In fact, of the more than 8 billion people alive today, as many as 40 percent—more than 3 billion souls—belong to “unreached people groups,” or . . .
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Several world missionary families are transitioning to new locations to further the ministry of the gospel. In Latin America, Missionary Matthew Behmer and his family recently relocated from Quito, Ecuador, to Mexico City, Mexico. Behmer can now . . .
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We knew the question would come up sooner or later. “Can you share why Academia Cristo is LWMS’ 2025–26 kids c.a.r.e. project?” inquired our mission supporters. It is a fair question given that the Lutheran Women’s Missionary Society (LWMS) kids c.a.r.e. . . .
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