Welcome to Michigan Lutheran Seminary
Encouraging for Ministry | Equipping for Life
At Michigan Lutheran Seminary, students are encouraged to consider lives of gospel ministry and equipped to live as faithful Christian witnesses wherever God leads. Many of our graduates will one day serve in churches and schools. All are prepared to serve God faithfully wherever he calls them. We invite you to discover what it means to belong to a high school family that supports and strengthens students in faith during their time here and long after graduation.

Ministry in Action
Faculty, staff, and coaches model active ministry as they walk alongside students, helping them apply Biblical truth to real questions, relationships, and challenges. We give students meaningful opportunities to share the gospel in word and action through a variety of activities – athletics, clubs, choir tours, admissions events, and hands-on ministry experiences. MLS students are prepared to share their faith with conviction, humility, and grace wherever God places them.

Learning with Purpose
At MLS, learning goes beyond knowledge for today and builds a foundation for life. Every subject is taught through the lens of God’s Word, helping students grow in both understanding and wisdom. Our faculty guides students to think deeply, solve problems collaboratively, and apply learning with discernment. Beyond mastering content, MLS students pursue the kind of understanding that is shaped by faith and become lifelong learners who serve God and others.

Seminary Family for Life
Students at MLS do more than attend school. They become part of a family. Faith and friendship shape daily life. Faculty, coaches, and dorm staff guide students in worship and interactions with one another across classrooms, dorms, fields, courts, and stages. These daily interactions cultivate habits of integrity, humility, and care for others. In moments of celebration and challenge alike, students experience the blessing of belonging to a family of believers that is a source of support and strength throughout their entire lives.

Latest News & Events
Once a week, MLS welcomes a guest preacher to lead our morning chapel. Today, we welcomed Pastor Joel Voss who serves at Emanuel, Lansing. Pastor Voss is pictured with students who are members of Emanuel.
We thank Pastor Voss for his wonderful message from God’s Word!
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The MLS Fine Arts Department is pleased to present “Check Please” on November 7 & 8. It is a comedy that centers on two main characters, Guy and Girl, who are each trying to navigate the perils of modern dating. They encounter one bizarre match after another until they realize that they might be a great match for each other. After their relationship runs its course, they dive back into the dating world only to find the options have grown stranger.
Tickets are available for purchase starting on October 12 at 10:00 am.
Showtimes are Saturday at 6:30 pm and Sunday at 3:00 pm.
Tickets Prices: $10 for adults | $5 for Children (Age 3-12)
Scan the QR code or visit the fine art page of the MLS website to purchase your tickets!
It seems like this school year has only just gotten started, but October has us looking ahead to next year already. The application window for 2027-2028 is open! Parents of 8th graders, take note! Please visit https://mlsem.org/admissions/ to get started.
Early applicants will be entered into a drawing for tuition credit at the start of the school year. Application is also the best way to stay up to date with new student information as 9th grade approaches. Apply today! If you have questions, contact admissions@mlsem.org.
Morning Chapel- October 8, 2026
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School Accreditation
Michigan Lutheran is nationally accredited by WELSSA (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod School Accreditation) through the National Council for Private School Accreditation.














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