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.”
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A “rae” of sunshine
After hitting rock bottom after the devastating loss of her preterm baby, a mom finds hope and support at a Wesleyan church in Iowa.
Celebrating 50 years of ministry and movement
A personal reflection on the merger that formed The Wesleyan Church.
Rural Kansas ZIP codes are being made new
People are coming to Christ in a Kansas church that continues to grow in a rural setting.
First multi-site Wesleyan church in Wisconsin launched
Red Cedar Church is expanding its location in Wisconsin, and it’s the first Wesleyan church in the state to do so.
Inauguration events announced for Wesley Seminary’s first president
The installation of Wesley Seminary’s first president, Dr. Colleen Derr, will be free and open to the public.
Standing on strong multiethnic shoulders
The Multiethnic Ministries team announces new leadership that will continue to help The Wesleyan Church movement grow in diversity.
New division, SWU Online, expands academic reach
Southern Wesleyan University is expanding its reach into new markets through SWU Online.
Wesleyans in the news
The 2018 FUSION is approaching, an Alabama church cancels Easter egg hunt to finance projects, a Wesleyan pastor is honored in his Wisconsin community and World Hope International forms a new partnership.
OKWU alumni continue to excel in education field
Several teachers in Oklahoma, who are OKWU alumni, have been nominated for annual awards
Ten years of “Overflowing” in the community
Ministry is messy, and Overflow Church has been no exception.
Immigrant Connection continues to expand impact
“We become beacons of hope and guides of truth helping and serving U.S. citizens, legal permanent residents, immigrants, refugees, their families, their employers and all within our communities.”
Sacred Alliance elevates mutual ministry
Sacred Alliance is developing a community of men and women who believe that mutual ministry is the way forward for the church.
Holy Week and (brain)washed vegetables
The very reason that Christians act out the rituals of Lent and Holy Week is that such visual and embodied rhythms draw us into the drama of Christ’s work in ways that mere information doesn’t.
Wesleyans in the news
Construction on a riding arena is underway at Houghton and IWU to host a world-class competitive group.
Retreat guide provides tips to Reclaim Sabbath
The guide serves as a method to assist pastors and clergy leaders in taking steps to truly reclaim the Sabbath.
IWU men’s basketball wins third national title in five years
The team may be on top of the NAIA, but they still carry an “I am third” mentality.
Small actions matter
A simple act of snow removal caught the eye of a Muslim man in Michigan, and he was not shy in sharing about it.
Professor celebrates first anniversary of after-school program
No one should hear about the love of God on an empty stomach.
Wesleyan attendance grows 950% at Exponential East
Leaders invest in the next generation and pray for equipping power from the Holy Spirit.
Church flourishing in India despite challenges
The story of The Wesleyan Church in western India is a story of God’s providential blessings.
California church celebrates its ministry to refugees
God brought the world to Faith Legacy Church’s doorsteps in a surprising way.
The Wesleyan Church responds to Papua New Guinea earthquake
The two organizations are partnering to assist Papua New Guineans in need after a massive earthquake damaged the area.
A story full of hope: Marion Design Co.
Those who are a part of Marion Design Co. are helping to revive, empower and propel Marion, Indiana, to a brighter future.
