Wesleyans in the news: May 31
Wesleyan pastor survives falling 300 feet, Ohio church celebrates 175 years and more.
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Choosing Nepal
Retirement was approaching and yet we sensed God leading us along another ministry trajectory—on the other side of the world.
Easter celebrations include new faith communities
The Wesleyan Church is celebrating new ministries and changed lives in new ZIP codes.
Church pocket change makes big impact
The Penny March Offering is a weekly highlight for the congregation at Hyde Wesleyan Church in Pennsylvania.
Overcoming obstacles: Wesleyan graduate testimonies
Some graduates overcome great obstacles to obtain a degree from a Wesleyan college or university. Here are just six of those stories.
Wesleyans in the news: May 17
A women’s recovery home set to open in Indiana, a World War II veteran is honored by his North Carolina church and more.
Next Gen leaders “huddle” in Canada
Next Gen leaders in Nova Scotia, Canada, “huddle” together regularly to grow, network and learn as they point children to Jesus in their respective churches.
Uganda: a new beginning
The First National Conference of The Wesleyan Church of Uganda was held in Busia, Uganda.
Done “playing church”
Engaging in church planting and participating in Church Multiplication Sunday has changed the life of Christ Wesleyan Church.
General Board celebrates 50 years of The Wesleyan Church
At the 137th General Board Session, members celebrated The Wesleyan Church’s past while looking forward to the future.
Cuba departure leads to Kansas church plant
From Cuba to Kansas, a church planter loves being a part of how God is changing hearts and lives in Garden City.
Larsons donate Torah scrolls to Christian institutions
A collection of rare Torah scrolls from around the world has been donated to Wesleyan universities.
Biennial WHWC conference draws more than 300 attendees
Participants sensed the Holy Spirit’s presence throughout the twelfth biennial conference of the Wesleyan Holiness Women Clergy.
Wesleyans in the news: May 2nd
A Wesleyan in Ohio needs a kidney, Michigan churches are set to merge and more.
SWU School of Business renamed Benson School of Business
SWU Board of Trustees member, Pete Benson, is enthusiastic about teaming with Southern Wesleyan to grow the School of Business.
Kingswood University launches Kingswood Extended
Kingswood Extended is an initiative that allows for the delivery of ministry education at any level through any available means of delivery, to any person, church or group of churches anywhere.
A holy moment at Wesley Seminary presidential installation
The prayer of consecration held special meaning for Colleen Derr, who was installed as the first president of Wesley Seminary.
Interim Leadership Team will guide South Carolina District
The DBA unanimously appointed Rev. Tom Harding as the interim district superintendent. Existing district staff members, Reverends Josh Ratliff, Richard Hall and Tony Casey, will join Harding on the district leadership team.
Called to family Sabbath
“God began to teach us more of what Sabbath looks like, especially inside a pastor’s home.”
Wesleyan Higher Education engaging in multiethnic opportunities
Colleges and universities within The Wesleyan Church are implementing strategies and initiatives to support multicultural environments.
IWU hosts FUSION youth conference featuring Bethel Worship
FUSION 2018 was designed to help students experience the love of Christ, sense his power at work and begin a life transformed.
Wesleyans in the news: April 12
Pastor recalls Martin Luther King, Jr., visiting his high school, community members remember an Ohio pastor and more.
Doubt turns to determination
In the face of some hardships, Pastor Fernando Martinez and his family began to regret their decision to move to the U.S. to plant a church.
Houghton College founded through faithful prayers
A canal boat captain prayed over the area, asking that the place “someday be as noted for its righteousness as it is now for its wickedness.”
