Indiana Wesleyan-Wheaton partnership creates 3+1 Nursing Program
The 3+1 Program allows students to earn two bachelor degrees in four years.
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”Together we can do it”
Fourteen members of the first Wesley Seminary cohort in Bogota, Colombia, have been awarded master of divinity degrees.
Caribbean Wesleyan College celebrates dual accreditation
Ten years after it began the process, Caribbean Wesleyan College has been awarded dual accreditation by the University Council of Jamaica.
Safe families a priority for South Dakota church
One way The Ransom Church lives out Mark 12:31 is by serving with Safe Families for Children, a thriving ministry in Sioux Falls and across the country.
SWU approved for RN to BSN program
A new degree program has been approved for SWU that will benefit nurses seeking professional advancement in the healthcare field.
Wesleyans in the news
A U.S. Air Force veteran recruits for IWU’s adult enrollment program, Wesleyan wins a Meals on Wheels award, and an Arizona church opens a coffee shop to minister to its community.
Called to the impossible
You are called to do things that you cannot do, that you could never do.
Lucas named chancellor of IWU-National and Global
Creating a certificate of education responding to a specific need for adult learners within the state of Oregon is just one of the many accomplishments of Matt Lucas.
Terre Haute church celebrates 100 years
The ministry of Free Life Community Church in Terre Haute, Ind., was born after a disastrous tornado leveled the area.
IWU hires new VP for residential enrollment management
Egenreider has earned a reputation of Christ-centered service, disciplined leadership, and the ability to effectively lead teams towards the accomplishment of recruitment goals.
Amplified faith
As Global Partners missionaries gather together for training in the U.S., a few share their stories of how God is moving in their fields of ministry.
A statement from the General Superintendent of The Wesleyan Church regarding the Church of the Nazarene
Wayne Schmidt celebrates election of Filimao Chambo & Carla Sunberg as Church of the Nazarene Board of General Superintendents & responds to questions related to a COTN General Assembly display.
Freedom Sunday: July 2
Freedom Sunday is about taking a stand against human trafficking. Your church can help.
Indiana South pastor killed in car accident
A Wesleyan was killed in a car accident. He was 36 years old and leaves behind a wife, two children, and a baby boy due to arrive in November.
IWU names interim chancellor
Dr. AJ Anglin, who will serve as interim chancellor at Indiana Wesleyan University, has a long and experienced career in higher education.
A chaplain’s perspective on Cubans’ hope
In a country where Christianity is often frowned upon, a Wesleyan chaplain is encouraged by the hope held by Cuban Christians.
Professor retires after 35 years at Wesley Biblical Seminary
Dr. Gary Cockerill’s tenure at Wesley Biblical Seminary has included his years as a professor and author with many notable accomplishments.
Future educators from Houghton College experience urban America
Houghton education students engaged with students in Buffalo classrooms in order to gain vital experience of teaching in urban settings.
Discipleship through serving: Summer Wesleyan Life now available
What does discipleship through service look like? These articles in the summer issue of “Wesleyan Life” magazine help answer that question.
Wesleyan pastor receives distinguished police award
Wesleyan pastor, Rev. Sam Frye, has been recognized for his role in impacting the lives of police officers as both a cop and chaplain.
An “Epic” church multiplication
A Michigan church is set to launch its second church plant in just one year.
Disciples making disciples in Chesapeake District
One by one, men who have pasts made up of jail time, suicide attempts, drug use, and other challenges are placing their faith in Jesus.
By Africans, for Africans: Houghton alum manages first Africa study Bible
The Africa Study Bible is the first-ever, full English translation of God’s Word, complete with stories, cultural heritage, and experiences with Africans in mind.
United City Greensboro team affirmed as launch approaches
Exactly one year after their wedding at Christ Wesleyan Church, the Lomans shared with the congregation why they feel called to plant a church in North Carolina.
