Top 10 Social Media posts of 2018
The things that moved us and made us smile in 2018.
News
Manitoba church plant impacts multicultural landscape
When the church was founded in 2014, the launch team of five people held very little diversity. Today, various nations are represented.
Transforming Greensboro through coffee
A one-year-old church plant in North Carolina has opened a coffee shop to reach its communities.
Wesleyans in the news: December 13
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Ernie Johnson Jr. named IWU’s 2019 World Changer
The well-known sportscaster became a Christian through the ministry of 12Stone Church in Georgia.
What’s a church?
A shared understanding of The Wesleyan Church’s ecclesiology ensures a clear focus for our discipleship and church multiplication strategies.
Resource Center: making each other better
It has been a joy to see The Wesleyan Church equip one another and make each other better.
Wesleyan Higher Education arrives in the heartland
The creation of Marion College (now Indiana Wesleyan University) was driven by a desire to establish a college in Indiana to serve the heartland of a growing denomination.
Church multiplication recap for 2018
With an ever-expanding culture of multiplication and an emphasis to empower healthy churches to multiply new faith communities, The Wesleyan Church is beginning to experience the early signs of movement.
Kalembo named Asbury Seminary distinguished alumnus
Alfred Kalembo’s ministry in his native Zambia has flourished and his work in rural areas has been noticed.
Wesleyans in the news: November 29
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Wesleyan minister named Nazarene college president
Jack Connell, the new president of Eastern Nazarene College, has served both in the local church and Wesleyan Higher Education.
New name, same mission
Plans have become more formalized in the past few months about how and where Hephzibah will continue to serve vulnerable children.
Dirt Roads Network holds first rural church planting boot camp
The Church Planting Boot Camp took place in Lamont, Kansas, a town of just 28 people that is having an impact in God’s kingdom.
Fueled by forgiveness
As he paced the floor during a worship session, Nick sensed God telling him that it was time to forgive his dad.
138th Session of the General Board highlights include new members
A spirit of unity was present as clergy and lay leaders within The Wesleyan Church met for the latest session of General Board.
For you, I give thanks.
General Superintendent Wayne Schmidt gives thanks for The Wesleyan Church, sharing stories of God’s transforming love at work this year.
Wesleyans in the news: November 15
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The Gathering: a turning point
Eleven years later, Steve Dunmire points to The Gathering as a turning point in his life, both personally and professionally.
SWU commits to no tuition increase for 2019-2020
“SWU must hold the line on current tuition levels to combat rising costs and put students first.”
Living James 1:27 for children who are vulnerable
Kentwood Community Church doesn’t just recognize Orphan Sunday. The Michigan church lives it out daily.
An impossible mix
Multicultural ministry will not work unless the Holy Spirit is actively invited into it.
Wesleyans engage in Hero Maker course
The Wesleyan Church is seen as an early adopter amongst denominations in applying multiplying and movement-making principles.
The Gathering: Phil Lewis’ story
Phil Lewis encourages all pastors to attend The Gathering.
