Wesleyans in the news: December 12
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The meeting was full of inspirational moments, including special prayer for Follow youth conference and celebrating a milestone for Wesleyan Publishing House.
“We believe God will do a work in our students and they will return to Durham with hearts excited to serve Jesus and others.”
Two Wesleyan pastors in Maryland “are convinced that God brought our two congregations together for ‘such a time as this.'”
Part of the turnaround includes a renewed focus on elevating the Wesleyan voice and serving The Wesleyan Church.
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Camp ministries are incredible opportunities for students to encounter Jesus.
“People are always asking me how I ended up like this, in prison,” said Bryan. Now he’s a Christ follower and making an impact behind prison walls.
Once a drug addict who spent time in prison, Zach is the first graduate of The Potter’s House, a recovery house in Indiana.
Hephzibah62:4 and the Rescue Mission of Middle Georgia begin a new partnership, one that honors the past and anticipates the future.
The Ubelakers once filled their weekends with alcohol and parties. Now they spend their time making disciples.
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The Emerys have sparked a movement in their community when it comes to foster care.
Newly ordained pastors of The Wesleyan Church were celebrated, encouraged and resourced at the event specifically crafted for them.
“OKWU’s message must be counter-cultural, not anti-cultural, so that we might win some for the cause of the Good News: that Jesus saves.”
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The new churches have an opportunity to have a Kingdom Force-impact in five different states.
The vibrant church, situated among dirt roads and family ranches, is 100 miles from the nearest Walmart.
Even in moments when words aren’t enough, chaplains share the importance of the ministry of presence in “those holy moments when sometimes we don’t have answers but are able to sit with those in need.”
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We provided health in the form of clean drinking water, and we provided healing for those who just needed someone to listen to their stories.
Workshops hosted by Hillside Wesleyan Church gave community leaders the opportunity to discuss and identify ways to improve diversity efforts.
“I thank God for the commitment each of you is placing on discipleship and multiplication.”
“Wesleyan pastors in the Bahamas are having to make tough decisions on how to put the pieces of their lives back together.”