Sharing a meal
Parkview Wesleyan ladies saw a need, listened to the Spirit and put a plan into action.
Parkview Wesleyan ladies saw a need, listened to the Spirit and put a plan into action.
Rev. Max Colaw’s experience of cancer diagnosis allowed him to walk with others through suffering, disease and death.
Newly elected District Superintendent Rev. Tony Bye hopes to strengthen pastors, revitalize congregations and help Indiana South continue its mission to “Go after the one.”
Kansas District’s new leadership is ready to strengthen, encourage and help district take next steps in mobilizing others in its disciple-making mission.
Discipleship, training and modeling Christian life are at the heart of a couple’s ministry in South Asia.
Dr. Kevin Osborn named as the seventh president of Oklahoma Wesleyan University.
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.
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.
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…
A clear focus for the reality of this time.
Shawville New Hope shows how mergers can multiply impact.
Wesleyan Holiness clergy gather to encourage and strength each other at E2026 conference.
Former Native DS, church planter and Bible translator reflected gospel conviction and cultural faithfulness.
Mark Gorveatte retires as Crossroads DS; Chris Williams begins interim role.
GracePoint’s young adult ministry gathers and sends hundreds of collegians.
The welcome and impact of Wesleyan universities shapes a ministry student’s calling and yields an increase in the Wesleyan family.
Presence, shepherding and “moving at the pace of trust.”
Staying committed to trusting God opens the door for Messianic hope to arrive right before their eyes.