United Stewardship Fund proposals to be discussed at GC20
The United Stewardship Fund is “the way we unite vision, networks, leaders and churches to fund the mission of The Wesleyan Church.”
General Conference
Why General Conference matters
Every four years, The Wesleyan Church gathers for General Conference to worship together, to consider pressing issues in the Church, to handle Church business, to elect leaders and to articulate a trajectory for the years ahead.
Unleashed prayer at GC20: you’re invited
Your church is invited to join us as we pray on Pentecost Sunday, the rise of General Conference.
A General Superintendent reflects
With the close of another year, and with it another decade, The Wesleyan Church has experienced the fullness of God’s goodness in 2019.
Delegates play imperative role at General Conference
Every four years, General Conference provides another opportunity for lay delegates to partner with clergy in guiding TWC through important decisions that help districts, churches and communities line up with God’s call.
A (not so) hidden gem
According to a recent USA Today readers’ poll, the Saint Louis Zoo was considered the best in the country.
GC20 schedule and registration
Registration for the 14th North American General Conference of The Wesleyan Church opens February 8.
General Conference: history unleashed
As GC20 draws nearer, stay tuned for a deeper look into some of the monumental decisions that made The Wesleyan Church what it is today.
New members attend 140th session of General Board
The meeting was full of inspirational moments, including special prayer for Follow youth conference and celebrating a milestone for Wesleyan Publishing House.
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.
Pray the date
I remain humbled by the privilege of serving as your General Superintendent. Thank you, once again, for entrusting me with this responsibility. I continuously ask for the Lord’s leading and your counsel as we seek to transform lives, churches and communities through...4
