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17700 East Iliff Avenue
Aurora, Colorado 80013
Church: 303-337-0025
School: 303-337-3108

Forward in Christ Magazine

Straight talk: Priorities in ministerial education January 13, 2026
Community news: January 2026 December 28, 2025
Meet the editorial staff: Stephen Geiger December 28, 2025
Soul Sisters—a women’s ministry with heart December 28, 2025

Daily Devotions

He Opens Heaven – January 16, 2026
He Follows Through – January 15, 2026
He Doesn’t Break, He Binds – January 14, 2026
He Speaks Gently – January 13, 2026
He Brings Justice – January 12, 2026
How’s Your Approval Rating? – January 11, 2026
Chosen by God – January 10, 2026

WELSTech

767 – Best of 2025 January 8, 2026
766 – Christmas Conversation with Melanie December 24, 2025
765 – Christmas Coloring December 11, 2025
764 – NotebookLM: The Godzilla of AI November 25, 2025
763 – Planning That Works November 13, 2025
762 – Llamas in the Machine October 30, 2025
761 – Comms and Cardigans October 16, 2025
760 – Listening to Your Flock October 2, 2025
759 – Academic Integrity September 19, 2025
758 – A Season of AI August 29, 2025

WELS Q&A

Hello. I just wanted to clarify something that I have been told about the churches in the Wisconsin Synod. I am an Anglican Catholic, which is a continuing church of the Episcopal Church. Do you teach that it is biblical to ask Mary to pray for us? I do not believe that anywhere in the Bible does it say that we should ask Mary, or any other "saint," to intercede for us. I know this is Roman Catholic doctrine, but our church now is leaning towards this as well. I was told that you teach this doctrine. Could you please advise me if you do, and what is your biblical basis for this? And, if you do not, I will advise those who gave this misinformation. Thank you very much for taking the time to read this and I will greatly appreciate your clarification. God bless. January 13, 2026

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