Wesleyans in the news: May 30
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“We could keep doing the same thing and live out our remaining years as a church. On the other hand, we could choose to do something brave and risky like shutting down and restarting.”
More than 200 Wesleyans from over 50 countries gathered in Bridgetown, Barbados for worship, business, training and connection.
Recap the events of the May 2019 General Board meeting.
The lives of hundreds of South Dakota State students are being spiritually changed as a result of one Wesleyan church’s ministry.
More than $96,700 has been raised through WERF to assist Mozambicans.
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Thank you for praying for our Wesleyan family and the people of Bangladesh! The following has been received from Joshe Bose, district superintendent of Bangladesh.
Two co-pastors who came to Christ through a church plant tell how important Church Multiplication Sunday is to their congregation.
He was hesitant to attend church on Easter morning. But then he said “yes” to Jesus, and his life was changed.
100 million are expected to be impacted by Cyclone Fani. Approximately half of the Wesleyan Bangladeshi family will be affected by this storm in addition to five pre-schools and two orphanages.
The ICWC is a meeting place for international leaders of The Wesleyan Church to come together to fellowship, pray and cast a global vision to amplify local church mission for global transformation.
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Mozambique is still recovering from Cyclone Idai and was recently hit again by Cyclone Kenneth.
Global Partners missionaries are returning to the country they love after a sudden evacuation in February.
The mission trip highlights included prisoners placing their faith in Christ.
“Let’s join together and pray that the church will respond to this aggression with the love and peace of Christ. In this dark time, pray that the light of Christ will shine through his Church.”
After 33 years of ministry, the church has voted to move from affiliation to full membership in The Wesleyan Church of Canada.
Church planters in Mumbai, India, envision having regular church meetings at all 107 train stations in this ever-growing city.
Berry will serve, following the resignation of Rev. Stephen Lane, who was appointed to a one-year term as interim district superintendent in 2018.
As Christ followers, we can have a servant attitude not just on Maundy Thursday, but every day.
Creo que el reto es ir más allá de un Jueves Santo. ¿Qué tal si nos preparamos para tener esta actitud de siervo todos los jueves? ¿O todos los días?
Like all programs at SWU, the online Ed.D. program is intentionally evangelical in addition to upholding a high academic standard.
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