Sanctified and sent: A Wesleyan reflection from John 17
Empowered to live sent.
Empowered to live sent.
Is God at work when the answer to our prayer arrives “too late”?
Dr. Chris Williams to lead the Crossroads’ family of churches into a new missional season.
Ransom Church is providing short- and long-term opportunities for everyone to faithfully obey.
Do you know these Wesleyans in the news?
Wesleyan Archives offer us the faithful witness of the past to illuminate the present and provide direction for the future.
Dr. Chris Williams’ challenge to the Crossroads District invites all Wesleyans to consider our part in the Great Commission.
Houghton University celebrates Rugh’s faithful service and leadership in The Wesleyan Church.
Do you know these Wesleyans in the news?
Churches, families, and communities across the affected region are facing significant challenges as they recover from the impact of the disaster. We are grateful for God’s protection over many lives while recognizing the significant needs…
For all that God has done in and through you, we are deeply grateful.
Delegates at the 15th General Conference adopted Memorial 828, creating a more flexible path for aligned churches to join TWC.
New leaders assume their roles after an anointed, prayerful installation service.
Delegates participate in meaningful, challenging conversations with a spirit of ONENESS as they advance kingdom work.
North American General Conference delegates and guests united in reading the “I Am a True Wesleyan” statement, reaffirming a shared commitment to Wesleyan faith and witness.
The Wesleyan Church extends thanks to transitioning executive directors.
The 15th General Conference elects a new board to serve the church in the next quadrennium.
15thGC opens new doors for collaboration with like-minded, holiness missionaries and denominations.
“If your heart is as my heart … give me your hand.”
General Superintendent Jim Dunn calls The Wesleyan Church to commit to being ONE that the world may believe in Jesus.
State of the Church, elections and memorials fill day one of 15th General Conference business.