Missionary family updates near epicenter of coronavirus outbreak
A missionary family serving in Asia talks about being on the front lines of treating the sick during the coronavirus outbreak.
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Opportunity in uncertain times
Churches are deciding about holding worship services. Our universities are making adjustments. And in the midst of this uncertainty, we’re asking, will General Conference meet as anticipated May 31?
A message from Global Partners on coronavirus
Global Partners gives global focus to the mission of The Wesleyan Church and provides an update in the midst of the coronavirus outbreak.
A message from The Wesleyan Church on coronavirus
With the outbreak of the coronavirus, The Wesleyan Church encourages all members to implement personal and local church safety precautions as recommended by the CDC.
World Hope International is responding to coronavirus
WHI is keeping track of the novel coronavirus and is preparing its response.
Worship: a disciplined discipleship
When the songs we sing not only offer praises to a God mightily deserving of our offerings but also continue to inform us of his character and goodness, worship becomes an act of discipleship.
Wesleyans ignite prayer movement in schools
“Our goal with this prayer movement is to get a prayer group, led by students weekly, in every middle and high school in the country.”
Wesleyans in the news: February 27
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Cowboy church ropes in family to serve community
Ministry runs in the Smith family DNA.
Kansas ministry still rescuing trafficking victims
Alicia and Pepper were full of shame and without hope. Then their worlds collided with Homestead Ministries, and a newfound hope in Jesus became their realities.
Great Lakes churches serving their communities
Churches in the Great Lakes Region District are meeting tangible needs while telling others about Jesus.
Hephzibah62:4 celebrating 120 years
For over 118 years, Hephzibah Ministries served the needs of vulnerable children. On January 18, 2018, Hephzibah Ministries, Inc. Board of Directors announced a bold ministry redesign.
Houghton College partners with IWU in nursing agreement
Students complete the dual degrees by spending three years at Houghton College and one year (14 months) at Indiana Wesleyan University.
Former WIF CEO passes away
Dunn led Wesleyan Investment Foundation for 25 years, followed by serving for 20 years on the WIF Board of Directors during his retirement.
Why General Conference matters
Every four years, The Wesleyan Church gathers for General Conference to worship together, to consider pressing issues in the Church, to handle Church business, to elect leaders and to articulate a trajectory for the years ahead.
Unleashed prayer at GC20: you’re invited
Your church is invited to join us as we pray on Pentecost Sunday, the rise of General Conference.
There is More: Follow 2019 recap
The Follow theme, “There is More,” represented the leadership team’s mission to “unleash a new Kingdom Force into the wonder and mission of God’s kingdom.”
Wesleyans in the news: January 30
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Fifteen Kingdom Force disciples
For years, Chris made poor choices — even being sent to prison. Now he’s experiencing freedom after placing his faith in Jesus.
Michigan church seeks to “inspire”
In a community stricken with poverty and brokenness, a church in Fremont, Michigan, is inspiring a surge of new believers to be “wholeheartedly committed, devoted, sold out” servants of Christ.
Flipping houses to fund Kingdom-Force ministries
By the end of 2020, Habitat for Missions will have generated over $1,000,000 for Christian mission.
Houghton College announces fully-online AAS in Christian Ministries
While Houghton has offered the AAS degree for a number of years, this is the first time it has become available in a fully online format.
Rebuilding in the Bahamas, starting with the Church
Hurricane Dorian destroyed Pastor Raymond’s home. But World Hope International is stepping up to help.
Wyoming church launches “Ignition”
Sheridan Wesleyan Church has found a unique niche in which to serve its northern Wyoming community.
