High Plains discipleship
While discipleship on a Navajo reservation is sometimes similar to that found at other churches, it can also look very different.
News
IWU offers online New Testament course for high school students
The class, which covers the literature of the New Testament, is a new online course for high school juniors and seniors seeking to obtain college credit.
Wesley Seminary launching leadership class with John Perkins
A new leadership specialization at Wesley Seminary will include teaching in honor of Dr. John Perkins, co-founder and chairman emeritus of CCDA.
Drugs, death and redemption
Once hopeless because of drug addiction and the murder of her baby boy, Rachel now hopes her redemptive story can positively impact others.
Reaching neighbors in Nashville
First Wesleyan Church in Nashville, Tennessee, is doing its best to reach its community and is having fun engaging in ministry.
Giving religion a good name
In East Asia, orphaned and vulnerable children who are on the brink of death are being brought into Christian foster homes and being nurtured back to life. Non-believers are asking “why”?
Wesleyans in the news
Maryland church gives to 500+ families, Wesleyan women join Ruby Wood pilgrimage, Iowa pastor joins coalition to better local neighborhood and more.
Otto receives Mitchell Award
The Virgil A. Mitchell Award for Excellence in Pastoral Ministry is given annually by the Division of Religion and the southern area of The Wesleyan Church.
Houghton College introduces The Houghton Promise
The Houghton Promise is a pledge to incoming students, an assurance regarding affordability, accountability, acceleration, academic quality and authentic spiritual formation.
Higher education administrators meet for a better ministerial future
Collective collegiate collaboration brought the five presidents and board chairs of the Wesleyan college and universities together on Monday, November 13 at The Wesleyan Church World Headquarters, Fishers, Indiana, for this year’s convening of the Wesleyan Education...
General Board experiences “even greater things” this session
Members of the General Board left its 136th session encouraged by what God has done and expectant of what he will do in the future.
California church is creating a multiplication “legacy”
Faith Legacy Church is living up to its name, making church multiplication part of its DNA.
The United States Wesleyan Hispanic Church funds first Global Partners missionary
The first Hispanic Global Partners missionary has been appointed and sent to serve among Muslim immigrants in Europe
Wayne Schmidt gives thanks
General Superintendent Wayne Schmidt gives thanks for The Wesleyan Church, acknowledging the Holy Spirit’s movement among us.
Ministerial students encouraged at College Day 2017
Ministerial students from five Wesleyan colleges and universities learned more about the denomination at the annual College Day held at The Wesleyan Church Headquarters.
Former Sierra Leone leader loses daughter in tragic accident
A Wesleyan leader in Sierra Leone is grieving the loss of his daughter in a tragic accident
Wesleyans in the news
Two Wesleyan churches are in the top 100 largest and fastest growing in the U.S., a South Dakota church talks faith and security in wake of the Texas church tragedy, IWU dedicates space to student veterans and more.
Arbor Christian Academy reopens its doors in the Dominican Republic
Arbor Christian Academy strives to provide both a quality education and strong spiritual foundation for its students in the Dominican Republic.
Breakaway 2017 Refreshes, Renews and Restores Pastor Spouses
On November 2-4, Education and Clergy Development and Pastors Spouse Connection welcomed over 80 attendees to Breakaway 2017, a conference aimed at helping pastors’ spouses find renewal and relationship. Pastors’ spouses are often caught between vocation...
A Warm Welcome at New Pastor Orientation
This year’s Education and Clergy Development’s New Pastor Orientation welcomed 15 new pastors and their spouses to the Wesleyan community, with times of sharing, networking and advice. On October 11-12, new pastors, their spouses and seasoned Wesleyans met at...
Seven ways any ordinary person could love orphans
“Donate your birthday” and “become wrap-around supports” are just two ways you can become involved in caring for the orphan in conjunction with this year’s Orphan Sunday, November 12.
The story of Ruth
An unexpected encounter transforms the life of a former Muslim.
The most significant relationship
Research shows that the most significant relationship for pastors’ well-being is with their congregations.
SWU recognizes outstanding alumni for 2017
The five alumni from Southern Wesleyan University have engaged in various capacities of service through the years.
