Linchpin leadership
What drives and inspires district superintendents of The Wesleyan Church.
What drives and inspires district superintendents of The Wesleyan Church.
As the Pacific Southwest District undergoes a leadership change, two men of God seek to make the transition seamless.
Mentoring and leadership development are a priority of the new DS of the North Carolina East District.
Three new district superintendents were elected during district conferences this summer.
Rev. Juanita Oyasan elected District Superintendent of the Northern Mindanao District.
District Superintendent Dr. Mark S. Eckart welcomed to his heavenly home after years of faithful kingdom service.
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Dr. Eric Hallet was elected to replace retiree Dr. Peter Rigby as district superintendent for the Central Canada District.
The new model includes an interim district superintendent and a team of leaders to serve alongside him, as District Superintendent Dan Berry retires.
Pastor Ana Chacon served at El Monte Wesleyan Christian Church in California.
The Chesapeake District conference approved a new leadership model that features a Lead Team made up of five individuals.
The Institute was marked by a second year of unprecedented collaboration between districts, as many are working together on unique multiplication initiatives, shared ministry services and intentional missional partnerships.
Former district superintendent, Rev. David LeRoy, has passed away at age 64.
District Superintendent Emeritus Rev. William James served more than 60 years in The Wesleyan Church, primarily giving leadership in the South Carolina District.
North Carolina’s former governor has honored Rev. Dan LeRoy for 40 faithful years of service throughout the state.
A new district superintendent has been named for the Atlantic District, as H. C. Wilson retires this summer.
Forrest Gearhart planted the Sturgis, Mich. and Wheaton, Ill. Wesleyan churches, was a district superintendent, and a missionary.
Rev. Raymond Kensell served faithfully in the South for many years, in various forms of leadership.
Rev. A.L. Sypolt served faithfully in The Wesleyan Church for years, with more than 30 of those devoted to the Kentucky District.
A pastor, mentor, and leader within The Wesleyan Church, Daniel Finch is remembered as a man with a strong heart who deeply loved God, his family, and the Church.
Two respected district superintendents with The Wesleyan Church have retired after years of faithful service to the Church.
Dr. Philip T. Stevenson has been elected as district superintendent of the Pacific Southwest District of The Wesleyan Church, succeeding Dr. Stephen Babby, who served 39 years in the role.
A beloved minister within The Wesleyan Church, Rev. Ronald Walker lived a life of love for God and people. “We are the beneficiaries of that love,” said Dan Bickel, current district superintendent.
Lonnie E. Galyon, Sr., age 89, district superintendent emeritus of the Tennessee District of The Wesleyan Church, died on November 19, 2014.