At the end of April, the entire FLAMA team assembled at the Wesleyan Headquarters building in Fishers, Indiana, for a retreat: Impulsando la Formación Hispana (Promoting Hispanic Education).
In this edition, we want to celebrate and highlight the thirty-six women ordained in 2024.
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Central to Wesley’s educational philosophy was the balance between spiritual and secular education.
The skeletal system is very important to the human body.
Do you desire help in shaping vision and spearheading the disciple-making process in your church? We can help! Come learn about a transformative 10-week Mobilizing Disciple Makers Cohort, with Rev. Katie Lance and Dr. Jon Wiest.
“Women in ministry isn’t a celebration of women as much as it is a celebration of what God can do through willing and obedient people,” Working said. “God doesn’t care about your gender as much as he cares about your heart.”
Wesleyan educational institutions nurture, equip and prepare each student to lean into being a transforming presence for Christ.
During TheoCon, a group of pastors, professors, and administrators gathered to discuss theology, ministry resources, and ministries in a Wesleyan theological context.
Sometimes, the best jumpstart to a vibrant spiritual life is a return to ordinary life and tasks.
Discipling people around the world to become a “transforming power of ONE” for the kingdom of God.
Every day you are either making deposits or withdrawals of energy from your energy account.
Wesleyans across the globe believe prayer is our greatest resource.
Church revitalization isn’t for the faint of heart! Join us for a candid discussion with Pastor Megan Harris, Catalyst for Church Revitalization. Discover successful strategies, resources, and helpful insights. Learn more about our upcoming cohort.
A finales de abril, todo el equipo de FLAMA se reunió en el edificio de Wesleyan Headquarters en Fishers, Indiana, para el Retiro “Impulsando la Formación Hispana” (Promoción de la educación hispana).
Through the Spirit we live united so others may live and believe.
Togetherness creates group identity. Individuality promotes personal identity.
Compassionate acceptance is a central part of Rev. Ruiz’s approach to ministry.
The Homestead provides a healing and transforming presence for trafficking survivors.
New Life Gillette is employing innovative, entrepreneurial outreach to be a transforming presence in their community.
