For you, I give thanks.
General Superintendent Wayne Schmidt gives thanks for The Wesleyan Church, sharing stories of God’s transforming love at work this year.
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A messy, impossible, beautiful Mosaic
The stories of those finding Christian community at Mosaic are as varied as its members.
Celebrating 50 years of ministry and movement
A personal reflection on the merger that formed The Wesleyan Church.
We #EmpowerHer
Share how you empower the women and girls in your life
Remembered: February 1, 2018
Remembering pastors, missionaries and leaders who faithfully served The Wesleyan Church.
Mission House
we planted a church on accident. God stoked our hearts to plant the gospel, and this is how we started in Salisbury, North Carolina. A city of nearly 35,000 people nestled between two major cities (Charlotte and Greensboro), Salisbury is a microcosm of where America...
Resource Center’s vision becomes reality
The new Resource Center now hosts more than 100 resources, all FREE to the local church.
Wayne Schmidt gives thanks
General Superintendent Wayne Schmidt gives thanks for The Wesleyan Church, acknowledging the Holy Spirit’s movement among us.
Seven ways any ordinary person could love orphans
“Donate your birthday” and “become wrap-around supports” are just two ways you can become involved in caring for the orphan in conjunction with this year’s Orphan Sunday, November 12.
CMC Podcast #14: Why Small Town Church Planting Matters (with Donnie Griggs)
Church Multiplication Director, Ed Love, interviews Donnie Griggs.
CMC Podcast #13: The Joy of Multiplying Churches (with Doug Preston)
Church Multiplication Director, Ed Love, interviews Doug Preston.
CMC Podcast #12: Why Empty-Nesters Make Great Church Planters (with Phil Bogear)
Church Multiplication Director, Ed Love, interviews Phil Bogear
CMC Podcast #01: How Discipleship Leads to Multiplication (with Jon Wiest)
Church Multiplication Director, Ed Love, interviews Jon Wiest
Baltimore: Before and After the Riots
The attention of many has been drawn to Baltimore, Maryland after an incident involving the death of a man named Freddie Gray, taken into Police custody on April 12, 2015. This was followed by many days of subsequent protests, and then riots beginning on April 27th in...5
