Because you are young
North Rome Wesleyan Church witnesses the power of doing ministry “with” young people, not just “for” young people.
North Rome Wesleyan Church witnesses the power of doing ministry “with” young people, not just “for” young people.
Next-gen leaders gather in Indianapolis for FUEL 2024.
Do we believe it? Can we see it?
Pastor Sandy Guffin’s greatest pain becomes a powerful avenue for sharing Christ’s hope.
Wesleyans partner with Nitrogen Urban Network to empower urban church leaders to make disciples that result in church multiplication in Atlanta, Georgia, Michigan and North Carolina.
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Next Gen ministries receive $1.25 million grant for Kids in Worship Initiative.
WERF’s reach widens to prepare for all the 2024 hurricane season’s needs.
Leaders and partners gather to renew vision and celebrate Immigrant Connection’s 10th anniversary.
Rev. Amanda Oicle shares Public Coffee’s journey amid rumors, protests and rejection from the neighborhood.
Pure Religion Sunday, November 10, 2024, challenges us to join God and others in caring for the vulnerable.
Three Wesleyan university presidents lean into helping form the whole person toward hope and holiness.
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“Anticipation” summarizes the mood of TWC’s 22 district conferences.
General Superintendent Wayne Schmidt shares appreciation and thanks for pastors.
Innovative initiatives and unwavering commitment to equipping individuals for local church ministry are hallmarks of Dr. Stephen Lennox’s 10 years at Kingswood.
Pastor Appreciation Month is a time to honor and celebrate the sacrifices, commitments, and hard work that pastors have made in serving their congregations and communities.
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The Wesleyan Church activates relief fund for Hurricane Helene efforts.
Christin Taylor opens up about waiting amid God’s silence, forgottenness and grief.
Two WE presidents share their perspectives on shaping and leading toward Wesleyans’ futures.
Cornerstone Wesleyan Church answers God’s call to empower others and make a sustainable impact in Sierra Leone.
Ransom Church serves their community, releasing shame and increasing dignity.
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