Releasing shame to point people to Jesus
Ransom Church serves their community, releasing shame and increasing dignity.
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Empowering for missional engagement
Lilly grant helps Wesley Seminary equip Latino congregations for innovative, contextual community engagement.
Nurturing Pastors: The impact of FLAMA’s Retreat on ministerial formation
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).
Hispanic heritage: Impact and mission in North America
Through the phenomenon of migration, God is reaching and calling people to himself.
A witness of service
An Arizona Wesleyan church serves thousands of migrant families, receives partnership from Arizona State and University of Washington.
Hanging onto Hope: When life brings pain
Pastor John Baker opens up about facing life when suffering, uncertainty and hard questions come.
Investing in the next generation’s ministry leaders
Future ministry leaders gain experience and leadership in the 2911 program.
Spiritual parenting to the emerging generation
A pastor inverts the traditional discipleship funnel to activate disciple makers.
Speaking their language
As Canada becomes a melting pot for immigrants, the Central Canada District is planting churches and planning ways to reach them.
What is in your hand?
A pastor challenges and leads his congregation to make disciples with what God has given them.
The Hanging onto Hope series
A series testifying to Christ’s hope in seasons of suffering and difficulty to encourage others in their journey of faith.
Every knee will bow
Wesleyans believe our all-knowing God will combine justice and love in his final decisions on every human’s destiny.
Toda rodilla se doblará
Los wesleyanos creemos que nuestro Dios omnisciente combinará justicia y amor en sus decisiones finales sobre el destino de cada ser humano.
Slowing down to see where Jesus is moving
A church planter slows down so that Jesus can build his church.
Behind the scenes
District administrators work to serve God, the church and you.
Citizenship in two kingdoms
Wesleyans recognize freedom’s foundation is laid when we are good citizens of God’s kingdom first.
Un futuro brillante
Los wesleyanos esperan con esperanza y anticipación el regreso de Cristo y la resurrección de los muertos.
A bright future
Wesleyans wait in hope and anticipation of Christ’s return and the resurrection of the dead.
An invite can change a life
Through personal modeling and church equipping, Skyline makes a big impact for the kingdom.
General Board gathers for 151st session
The May 2024 General Board leans into being fully available to God’s movement in the world.
Restoring the future
Taking a glimpse into the General Board’s role in stewarding the church.
Twelve years of significant growth in Bangladesh
People are hungry for the Word of God.
El matrimonio: ¿De quién fue la idea?
El matrimonio en la tierra apunta a Jesús, la cabeza de la iglesia (Efesios 1:21-22), quien espera ansiosamente para reclamar a su novia (los creyentes) y unirnos a Él para siempre.
Marriage: Whose idea is it anyway?
Marriage on earth points to Jesus, the head of the church (Ephesians 1:21-22), who eagerly waits to claim his bride (believers) and join us to himself forever.
