The Gathering: one year out
With The Gathering one year out, start planning your trip now to Orlando, Florida, to this encouraging and inspiring event.
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Wesleyans in the news
Church children’s director wins teaching award, missionaries assist with a caving adventure and a new provost will lead SWU Online.
Havelock Wesleyans serve family despite bitter cold
A single mom’s firewood was about to run out. Given that is her primary source of heat in the cold, a local Wesleyan church in Canada stepped up to help.
Hephzibah announces bold ministry redesign
Hephzibah Ministries, Incorporated, announced today that it is revising its ministries to reach greater numbers of youth and families.
Indiana church group receives substantial financial gift
Southern Indiana factory owners gave a substantial financial gift to a group of Indiana churches to open recovery house for men.
Leaders from more than 60 denominations gather to address economic challenges facing clergy
Project leaders and representatives from grant recipients of Lilly Endowment’s Economic Challenges Facing Pastoral Leader’s (ECFPL) initiative gathered from Nov. 27 through Nov. 29. While there, attendees addressed financial issues clergy often encounter and networked...
Kansas ministry fights for human trafficking victims
Homestead Ministries is bringing hope, restoration and freedom to human trafficking victims in Kansas.
Disruptive racial reconcilers
Today, much of the world and our evangelical church celebrates the courage, work and dream of Dr. King, but it is so easy to forget how disruptive his message was at that time.
Skyline Church launches rural “micro video venues”
One of the largest Wesleyan churches in North America now has another campus of worshipers–several states away.
#SilenceIsNotSpiritual: time to end the violence
The global church is speaking up in order to break the silence on violence against women and girls.
Sanctity of Human Life Sunday: January 21
On this Sanctity of Life Sunday, read one mom’s account about her choice to birth her baby even though she knew he’d never live outside the womb.
Former Bible college president passes away
Dr. Warren Woolsey began serving in full-time ministry as a missionary to Sierra Leone in 1950.
Hephzibah Ministries CEO retires
C. K. Chitty retires as CEO of Hephzibah Ministries after 10 years of executive leadership.
Fromer Caribbean General Superintendent passes away
A respected leader among Caribbean Wesleyans has passed away.
Wesleyans in the news
Iowa church acquires new property for the city, mayor expresses appreciation in hurricane relief assistance and more.
Wesleyan pastors credit Exponential for latest calling
Two pastors new to The Wesleyan Church share a passion in church planting. So they did just that: planted a church in Pennsylvania.
Wesley Seminary names new associate vice president
Aaron Wilkinson, who had worked as Wesley Seminary’s first director of admissions under Dr. Wayne Schmidt’s leadership, will start this new position January 1.
OKWU women’s basketball team spreads Christmas cheer
On their own initiative, members of the OKWU women’s basketball team decided to buy Christmas gifts for an area family in need.
Blankets and bathrobes
Unexpected challenges are bound to surface this Christmas season. But one thing we know: Jesus came, and he still comes to hearts that are open to him.
World Hope International year in review
This year has been an active year as World Hope International has helped meet the needs of so many suffering around the world.
80758: one more ZIP code
A team of volunteers has started a new church in Wray, Colorado, simply because of their passion to make Jesus known.
Resource Center’s vision becomes reality
The new Resource Center now hosts more than 100 resources, all FREE to the local church.
Wesleyans in the news
Wesleyan killed in car crash, a coffee shop blends drinks and ministry in the community and an Indiana church hosts a toy giveway for area families.
Houghton College Online adds psychology concentrations
Students in Houghton College’s online psychology program will soon have three new academic tracks from which to choose.
