He is RISEN INDEED!
Across North America, Wesleyans celebrate our risen Lord.
Baptism
Sacraments: God’s story of love
Baptism and the Lord’s Supper are a means of grace for us to enter (and remain in) the story of God.
Opportunity rich environment
Wesleyan college students and faculty leading others to Christ across our campuses.
Love of the Familiar
North Carolina East District’s first Hispanic church restart is seeing great things happen.
Wesleyans in the news: January 19
Do you know these Wesleyans in the news?
Shining a light
Everyone needs a “Vivian.”
Fifteen Kingdom Force disciples
For years, Chris made poor choices — even being sent to prison. Now he’s experiencing freedom after placing his faith in Jesus.
A front row view in the mountains
Situated within the Appalachian and Pocono Mountains, Journeymate Wesleyan Church is making an impact in its corner of the world.
OKWU celebrates 35 student baptisms
A number of OKWU students and alumni celebrated their baptisms on campus recently and numerous people were in attendance to witness it.
Hundreds “made new” in Indiana South
More than 300 people have decided to follow Christ in the Indiana South District this past year.
New life appearing in Wisconsin’s Northwoods
There is a Wesleyan church in the Northwoods of Wisconsin where real life change is happening. At Red Cedar Church in Rice Lake, a town of 8,000, more than 200 people were baptized one Sunday alone.
Baptisms highlight Indiana South teen camp
Indiana South District reports that 26 teens were baptized during its annual teen church camp.
Two works of grace at the dump
There is a flourishing church in a poor area in the Philippines, and people are coming to know Christ amidst the dirt, rubble, and trash of one community.
A “made new” story?
Dr. Lyon is calling for reports on what God did in your church on Easter. Do you have a story to share about Christ transforming your life, your church, or your community?
‘This isn’t a track thing–it’s a Jesus thing’
Two SWU coaches reflect on how revival is happening in the athletic department. One coach says he hasn’t seen anything like it in his 28 years at the university.
Wesleyan chaplain baptizes 22 in Jordan River
22 Sailors and Marines baptized in Jordan River by Wesleyan Navy chaplain.
