Evaluating the past, reaching for the future
Rev. José A. Barboza reflects on the work of the 2022 Hispanic Connectional Roundtable.
Rev. José A. Barboza reflects on the work of the 2022 Hispanic Connectional Roundtable.
OneCon has created an ecosystem of churches working together across denominational lines to listen for God in their communities.
The Wesleyan Pension Fund supports the church’s mission by providing for the retirement of ministry clergy or laity employees.
Wesleyans believe laity are called to be ministers, engaging in God’s transformative work in the world.
Hephzibah62:4 and The Wesleyan Church’s other subsidiary organizations demonstrate Wesleyans’ commitment to action.
In each season of life, Dr. Jeanne Argot helps others know God.
How one man is using his passion for fishing and the great outdoors to lure new believers.
Truly transformative freedom moves us from independence to interdependence.
Wesleyans sing a different tune, serving and seeking justice for those in need.
Pastor’s wife takes on shepherding the flock at inner city church in Buffalo.
Over 200 next-generation leaders met on April 21-22 in Muncie, Indiana, for insight and a spiritual re-fueling.
Reverends Liz Hoyt and Ian Nacy — pastors of our next generation of leaders — implore us to instill Christian ideals and leadership qualities in our youngest members.
“I have not stopped giving thanks for you …” Ephesians 1:16
The Wesleyan Church (TWC) districts to vote on two memorials passed at the 14th General Conference regarding gifts of the Spirit and membership commitments.
The Wesleyan Church (TWC) extends thank you at the 14th General Conference to two general officers who are transitioning to new ministry roles.
The 14th General Conference approves seminary’s inclusion in “The Discipline” and welcomes her leaders to Wesleyan Education Council and General Board.
Changes to the United Stewardship Fund (USF) at General Conference were designed to simplify the funding model, keep more money in the local church, support church multiplication and help struggling developing churches.
The 14th General Conference celebrates the installation of newly elected leaders.
General Conference’s Tuesday evening of worship invites Wesleyans to listen to God and consider their call to be a Kingdom Force Unleashed.
Amid weighty memorial business, affirmations of beliefs were made and gave way to spontaneous and Spirit-led worship.
24 women and men, lay and clergy elected by the 14th General Conference to serve the church in the next quadrennium.
Rev. Johanna Rugh elected by the General Conference to the office of executive director of Education and Clergy Development.
Rev. Dr. Ed Love elected by the General Conference to the office of executive director of Church Multiplication and Discipleship.
Rev. Dr. Dennis Jackson and Janelle Vernon re-elected for service and divisional leadership in The Wesleyan Church (TWC).