Wesleyans in the news: August 1
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Tricia Rife
Hephzibah62:4 gains momentum
Four new Hephzibah62:4 initiatives have been launched under the direction of Director Jodi Lewis, each focused on serving vulnerable children and their families.
Time to fix the faucet
Individually, we who call ourselves followers of Christ need the light and resourcing from the Holy Spirit to fix broken things that we have become accustomed to.
Wesley Seminary agreement assures smooth transition for SWU religion majors
Southern Wesleyan University and Wesley Seminary signed an agreement that offers graduate-level courses offered at Wesley Seminary to SWU undergraduate students.
The disciple’s sixth sense: seeing in the dark
Navigating our faith in the dark seasons of life requires the development of a sixth sense, an ability to engage and perceive God beyond the five senses through which we experience our natural world.
Lesson #4: Stewardship of Energy
Like the Apostle Paul, I have found my thorn to be a reminder of the sufficiency of God’s grace and a source of his strength being made perfect in my weakness.
You are new
A few bad decisions can result in a lot of misery. But all is not lost.
A face worth seeking
In more ways than one, we should approach the kingdom of God through the lens of innocence and wonder. We should aim to please.
TWC amplifies discipleship at Amplify Conference
Discipleship is growing in The Wesleyan Church following the first official discipleship shoulder event on June 24, which was held along with the Amplify Conference in Chicago, Illinois.
New leadership announced in Central Canada District
Dr. Eric Hallet was elected to replace retiree Dr. Peter Rigby as district superintendent for the Central Canada District.
Multiethnic Huddle focused on getting more in the game
The Church Multiplication and Discipleship’s multiethnic team hosts online Multiethnic Huddles to equip lay and clergy leaders in multiethnic ministries.
Four Exponential cohorts added to TWC for 2020
The Wesleyan Church is expanding its vision of church multiplication by adding four new, specially-designed cohorts in partnership with Exponential for 2020.
ONE Conference 2019 continues to inspire church unity in Canada
One month has passed since ONE Conference, yet I am still blown away by how God moved as I reflect on that weekend. There is a new hunger for a move of God that is awakening in this generation, and we’re doing our best to pour fuel on that fire.
Wesleyans in the news: June 27
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Remembered: June 27, 2019
Remembering pastors, missionaries and leaders who faithfully served The Wesleyan Church.
Tearing down the wall of prejudice
Learn more About Voices Blogs The first recollection I have of watching how an immigrant was treated dates back to my teenage years in my native Brazil. A woman looking very distraught and dismayed entered our home, carrying a small suitcase and speaking to my...
Different seat, same mentality
As General Conference approaches, may the Holy Spirit unleash Wesleyans to be innovative and courageous in doing whatever is necessary to be a Kingdom Force in making disciples, multiplying churches and being a transforming presence.
Wesleyans in the news: June 13
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Remembered: June 13, 2019
Remembering pastors, missionaries and leaders who faithfully served The Wesleyan Church.
North Carolina church celebrates 140 years of ministry
Hoovers Grove Wesleyan Church celebrates a milestone anniversary with a look back at its unique and rich history.
“Maximizing Impact” transforms Mt. Zion Wesleyan
Mt. Zion Wesleyan, a church with a rich history, experiences new and innovative transformation following adoption of Maximizing Impact suggestions.
New OKWU president takes office
Jim Dunn is an alumnus of Oklahoma Wesleyan University and a former member of the Board of Trustees.
The most beautiful snow cone maker
Sometimes a small gift can be used to show a great love.
Welcoming the stranger in Arizona
Members of The Good Shepherd congregation of Mesa, Arizona, are opening their arms and their doors to immigrants looking to start a new life in the United States.
