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​Three patients at La Gonave

​Three patients at La Gonave

A doctor gives his account on how lives are being saved at La Gonave Hospital in Haiti, including a baby in distress.

​109 years old and still serving

​109 years old and still serving

At 109, Merle Phillips is believed to be the world’s oldest known Wesleyan. She is finally enjoying some downtime, seven years after retiring at age 102.

I need her beside me

I need her beside me

In the Papua New Guinea culture, where men reign supreme, the husbands were asked—“Do you want your wife to study with you? What will you do if she outperforms you academically?”

​Wesleyans in the news

​Wesleyans in the news

South Dakota church hosts Glass Slipper project, IWU launches new degree, Houghton College group performs at art association, and Wesley Seminary forms partnership with Missio Alliance.

Rain in the desert

Rain in the desert

More than 500 people in Cambodia placed their faith in Christ in one week as the result of a medical missions trip.

​Equip Her: Heart of Missions offering

​Equip Her: Heart of Missions offering

In Wesleyan churches across Mongolia, women are leading the congregations. This year’s Heart of Missions offering will help resource training for female leaders in Mongolia and beyond.

Hornell, NY: I don’t have a church

Hornell, NY: I don’t have a church

Rev. Doug Jones feels that the church building is like the locker room where the team trains. But the real work goes on outside the walls where they meet people.

From rehab to heaven

From rehab to heaven

“My rehab stay was a result of a terrible injury, but it was worth it all to have the opportunity to share Christ.”

Welcoming the stranger

Welcoming the stranger

Bud Bence discusses how College Wesleyan Church is welcoming the stranger. Logan Hoffman is discovering ways to love Jesus in this way.