At Christmas we all find ourselves hoping for certain gifts, and sometimes feeling disappointed by what we get. But what if the gift we get is really the gift we need? This series will explore four different misunderstandings of the messianic expecta
Districts dive into Praying on Offense strategy together this summer.
Therapy and education break down cultural barriers for disabled individuals.
Through addiction, recovery and relapse, God intersected Pastor Billy Robel’s life with amazing grace.
Five practices for a joyful long haul in ministry.
From plans for an update, to the need for a new translation, the Spanish edition of “The Discipline” nears completion.
Acts of Hope meets emotional & tangible needs amidst Texas flooding.
God uses a pastor to lead a church in their one purpose: making disciples.
A new district superintendent is excited to bring resources to equip pastors and churches towards discipleship.
North Carolina East District churches honor the good work of the past and move to advance the kingdom today.
Service, hospitality and open doors connect local high schoolers to the church.
A pastor brings a new focus on pursuing the lost to a church ready to live again.
A new district superintendent steps in to plant and revitalize churches while fostering community amongst the district’s pastors.
World Hope, through individual and church sponsorships, delivers life-saving medicines and clean water in West Africa.
The Well Ministries flows through Detroit, helping people from all walks of life meet Jesus.
God’s call continues to move Reese Hurley forward on mission for the kingdom.
Students are learning the heart of God and making a difference through prayer.
IWU ministry students prepare for funerals by encountering death.
Across four campuses, one pastor and many lay leaders make an incredible kingdom impact.
A small church makes a big impact in the face of fires.
Amid great difficulties, The Wesleyan Church of Haiti experiences growth.
Wesleyan roots lead Haitian congregation to find connection and growth within TWC.
Wesleyans are leading and resourcing others for the growing prayer movement.
