Wesleyans in the news: March 11
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Doubt turns to determination
In the face of some hardships, Pastor Fernando Martinez and his family began to regret their decision to move to the U.S. to plant a church.
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.
Dreaming big dreams in Pottstown
The people of Trinity Wesleyan Church in Allentown, Penn., are not waiting on a movement from God. They realized they ARE a movement of God and hold to this vision as they plant a church.
Wesleyans in the news
Southern Wesleyan University’s longtime men’s basketball coach announces retirement and Houghton College reflects on the eternal impact its athletics program has had across the globe.
OKWU launches mobile medical unit to serve at-risk mothers
OKWU is currently the only university in the country to own and operate a Save the Storks unit which reaches out to at-risk mothers and saves unborn lives.
Wesleyan attends National Day of Prayer in D.C.
Jeff Eckart, a Wesleyan from Michigan, has been on the National Day of Prayer Board of Directors since 2016.
One Sunday, two firsts
After 33 years of combined pastoral and missionary service, John and Shanda Croft are starting over, entering a new mission field.
A marriage transformed
When a demonic woman placed her faith in Christ, her husband became angry, sent her away, and took another wife.
Doctrinal Symposium on ordination and ministerial credentialing
Key leaders in The Wesleyan Church examined the current ordination process in regards to effectively preparing leaders for ministry.
New York Wesleyan wins notable award
When Zethea Bushelle hears these two simple words from those she’s assisted in her social services ministry role, she knows she’s making an impact.
Honoring a father’s enduring faith
After 17 years as a local church pastor, Aaron’s father stepped out in faith as an evangelist. In an age where camp meetings and revivals are scarce, he was a little concerned for his dad.
4,000+ attend youth events at IWU
The youth events saw a great number of responses to challenges given during the sessions.
Skyline has vibrant ministry in Washington
In the last three years, ministry has been happening in the nation’s capital, through Skyline Church. God is at work in the U.S. government.
Wesleyans in the news
Wesleyan Christian Academy continues to grow, IWU seniors win awards, Wesleyan leader named chairman of Sierra Leone organization, and more
Kingswood invites others to celebrate Canada’s 150th anniversary
Canada’s 150th anniversary is this year and you are invited to celebrate with Kingswood University!
IWU student killed in auto accident
An IWU student was killed when his motorcycle was struck by a pickup truck.
Storying: Mozambique
Five Mozambican women learn to tell stories despite language barriers.
General Board convenes for 135th session
The 135th session of the General Board of The Wesleyan Church met at the denominational headquarters in Fishers, Indiana, May 2 and 3.
A young person, called to ministry
Unique summer camp experiences at IWU and SWU await high school students called to ministry, thanks in part to grants from the Lilly Endowment.
