You: Knighted for Ministry

For 1700 years Christians have summarized what they believe about God the Holy Trinity in the words of the Nicene Creed. Composed in the 4th century of the New Testament era to combat false teachings about Christ and the Holy Spirit, the Nicene Creed confesses clearly that Jesus is both fully divine and fully human and that the Holy Spirit is indeed the Lord. In its original Greek form, and now in a contemporary English translation, the Nicene Creed confesses, “We believe.” Since this creed is very much the confession of the entire Christian assembly, it was natural that it would eventually be added to the Church’s public worship. There it has remained for over 1000 years.

Early in its use as the creed of public worship, the Nicene Creed began to be confessed in song. The College Choir is pleased to expand this tradition as it presents the truths of the creed, which are the truths of the Scriptures, in hymns and anthems.

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National Handbell Concert on April 12

You are invited to “Christ for Us,” the culminating concert of the WELS National Handbell Festival at Martin Luther College. More than 225 ringers – from MLC and 28 churches in five states – will present beautiful arrangements of sacred music, including Bettcher’s “How Deep the Father’s Love for Us,” Behnke’s “Awake, My Heart, with Gladness,” and Raney’s “Precious Lord, Take My Hand.” Plan to attend the concert in the MLC gymnasium on Sunday, April 12, at 2:00 pm.

Forum Presents The BFG

May 2, 2026 – 3 & 7 pm

David Wood’s masterful adaptation celebrates the beauty of imaginative play while encouraging children to bravely face their fears—even bone-crunching giants—with the aid of unexpected friends. We hope you come and join us for a glumptiously glummy good time!

Tickets ($5 for all attendees) for our community performances will be sold at the door only, beginning 30 minutes before each show time. We accept cash, check, and credit card.