Minnesota church strives to lessen racial divide
Congregants and leaders at a Wesleyan church in Minneapolis are actively seeking ways to build relationships and gain education on race relations.
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The healing balm of creativity
When God created man and woman in his creative image, he didn’t then ask them to sit back and watch.
Christians and the fear of death
The whole story of God both compels a life and compassion and frees us from the fear of death.
Laura Smith Haviland – a force for change
Along with her husband, Laura Smith Haviland established the first station on the Underground Railroad in Adrian, Michigan.
LaOtto: committed to a higher law
LaOtto Wesleyan Church broke the law to obey a higher law — God’s law.
Wesleyan Higher Ed schools prep for fall
The official colleges, universities and seminary of The Wesleyan Church have announced plans for students’ returns this fall amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.
Gold teeth, tea and a transformed life
Even a short-statured, gold-toothed, Muslim-background, dialect-speaking gypsy lady living in Europe can worship our Lord.
Reconciliation: my journey of multiethnic ministry
My privileges meant a head start and not dealing with barriers and challenges people of color must persevere through almost daily.
“Rethinking” church in northwest Indiana
God is using the church with a different kind of name to reach Merrillville — in a unique way.
Gavel of holiness
The Wesleyan Church’s official gavel is made from a dogwood tree, upon which Micajah McPherson was hanged because of his anti-slavery principles.
The Adam Crooks Award
In a culture increasingly unfriendly to opposition, may we all have courage in our convictions to stand for what is right and with those being wronged.
LifeSpring: grounded in abolitionalism
Founded in 1843 by an abolitionist, LifeSpring worked with a local Quaker family, who served as a station on the Underground Railroad.
Race and the American church
Faculty and staff in the John Wesley Honors College at Indiana Wesleyan University provide a list of information and resources on racial reconciliation.
Racial reconciliation and reconnection
How can we, as individuals, churches and a movement, address systemic racism and racial reconciliation?
Tennessee church driven to disciple
Monterey Wesleyan is in a season of growth, not just in numbers or finances but in the area of discipleship.
Finding common ground in systems and relationships
As Wesleyans, we embrace our heritage by taking compassionate action.
Indiana teens meet 100 days for Bible study
The group of teens has been faithful to meet daily for a time of fellowship and discipleship during COVID-19 shutdowns.
Reconciliation: my journey of multiethnic ministry
There is a form of learning uniquely linked to leading, and with it comes the scars and joys of building something lasting.
Embracing our humanity
When we fail to embrace our limits, we are living as less than human.
Wesleyans in the news: July 16
Do you know these Wesleyans in the news?
Hope and fertile ground in Virginia community
A community garden is opening doors for physical and spiritual ministry for this Virginia church.
North Carolina church meeting tangible needs in community
“Recognizing we have an obligation to help others, we have prayerfully sought to see where needs might be beyond our church walls.”
FLAMA expands to meet Hispanic ministerial needs
“The Wesleyan Church is committed to providing accessible, quality ministry education and formation in Spanish for all Hispanic persons called into pastoral ministry.”
Iowa mom spends her days investing in others
The stay-at-home mom has discipled seven women since October 2019.
