Young church plant thrives despite COVID restrictions
Parkway Church makes steady inroads in the community as God moves them forward through the pandemic.
News
Wesleyans in the news: July 29
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Wesley Seminary receives reaffirmation of accreditation from ATS
The Association of Theological Schools (ATS) has reaffirmed the accreditation of Wesley Seminary at Indiana Wesleyan University for 10 more years, until July 31, 2031. The decision came during the June 7-8, 2021, ATS Board of Commissioners meeting. The board also...
How God calls every person
A call is a summons from God to get involved in something he is doing.
Discipleship transforming Kansas congregants
Grace Point Church congregation learns to make disciples who make disciples.
Peanut butter, basketball and Jesus
Bridge of Hope Church broke down literal barriers to reach its littlest neighbors.
Refugee turned church planter moving forward in faith
Pastor’s personal journey provides fertile ground for ministry.
Wesleyans in the news: July 14
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The right to religious freedom
Potential changes in U.S. legislation prompt religious freedom discussions.
Loving God by loving others
Arizona church serves community months before launch.
Small Virginia church having big impact on first responders
Sometimes sharing the gospel is as simple as riding your bike.
Wesleyans in the news: July 1
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Seeing God’s Call in Others’ Lives
“Live Sent:” how personal investment can lead to significant spiritual discernment.
One that the world may believe
Two North Carolina congregations merge to form “One Church.”
Project 72: Unleashing the “untapped” Kingdom Force
Born from the example set forward by Jesus in Luke 10 of sending 72 ahead of him to every town and place he went, Project 72 was a short-term research and development project focused on developing pioneer leaders as they fill the gap between culture
Praying for bread
Food pantry volunteers wondered how they’d feed those in need with a recent shortage in donations. Then, God provided what they needed and more.
Discipleship for the rural, urban and “dones and nones”
A rural church pastor sensed God asking him to help minister in the urban settings in a neighboring state.
TOGETHER: Filled and Sent
Hundreds of Wesleyans and congregations worldwide united as a denominational family before God praying and worshiping together.
Marketplace Multipliers movement launches
As relationships between coworkers are built, natural opportunities can arise for believers to share the gospel with others they spend so much time with on a weekly basis.
From Muslim to Christian: one young man’s journey
How King David, youth groups and Christian friends helped a Muslim, living in the Deep South, find his way home.
Formative rhythms: cell phones and Scripture memorization
A son’s request for a cell phone changed an entire family.
Wesleyans in the news: June 3
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Exponential round tables focus on multiplication
“We hope to get 1,000-2,000 Wesleyans together to talk about multiplying believers, leaders and churches.”
Growth by scattering
Can a church multiply when gatherings are limited?
