Wesleyans in the news: May 11
Do you know these Wesleyans in the news?
Do you know these Wesleyans in the news?
Wesleyans are facing aggression and destruction to churches and homes in Meitei’s pursuit of tribal status.
This Easter, Wesleyans saw the multiplication of small acts of faithfulness.
Church creates a safe and welcoming environment for children with autism.
One Wesleyan family shares how God worked to unite them with three siblings and their own neighborhood.
Wesleyan women are leading hosts at tables across The Wesleyan Church.
Do you know these Wesleyans in the news?
Todos los héroes tienen una historia, pero la de Jesús es realmente épica y demasiado buena para ser verdad.
Every hero has a story, but Jesus’ story is truly epic and so good to be true.
Former Wesleyan World Missions missionary to Indonesia passes away.
Wesleyans show Christ’s love through Brunch and Hunt event.
A Hispanic congregation in Lebanon, Tennessee, has found strength through ethnic diversity to embody good news to their community.
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Wesleyan women are leading hosts at tables across The Wesleyan Church.
The Great Lakes Region launches evangelists into innovative ministry placements.
Spiritual awakening on OKWU’s campus arising from intentional spiritual formation and deepening hunger for God.
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Dr. Colleen Derr selected to become 15th president of Eastern Nazarene College.
Es la metáfora más poderosa en la cual Dios nos ayuda a empezar a verlo a Él y a nuestra relación con Él con mayor claridad.
The most powerful metaphor for God helps us begin to see him and our relationship with him more clearly.
One Wesleyan family’s choice to follow God’s call is laying the groundwork for a ministry movement among the growing community of nomads in America.
Church planting residencies show how both clergy and congregation can flourish.
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Rev. Beatty shares his heart for serving our next generation.