The Wesleyan Church responds to Papua New Guinea earthquake
The two organizations are partnering to assist Papua New Guineans in need after a massive earthquake damaged the area.
The two organizations are partnering to assist Papua New Guineans in need after a massive earthquake damaged the area.
The Wesleyan Church, World Hope International and Global Partners partnered together to provide funds for much-needed equipment to assist those in need.
Omar Haedo says the Caribbean is facing a “human catastrophe with 85 percent of the people without food, power and water.”
Dr. Benjamín Galarce Sánchez, national district superintendent of Puerto Rico, gives specific details on the devastation Wesleyan churches have endured through Hurricane Maria.
A number of Wesleyan Village residents on limited or fixed incomes find it difficult to cope with their present situations caused by Hurricane Irma.
Your prayers, financial gifts and ability to volunteer are still very much needed.
Wesleyan Academy ,a private, evangelical Christian school in Guaynabo, Puerto Rico, has been heavily damaged by Hurricane Maria.
The Wesleyan Church, through the Wesleyan Emergency Relief Fund, is partnering with World Hope International to respond.
Following is a report from Pastor Kevin Barnsdale, Countryside Wesleyan Church in Alva, Florida, that will bless and inform you. Needs are great in disaster-impacted areas and reports of significant damage continue to surface.
General Superintendent Wayne Schmidt is activating the Wesleyan Emergency Relief Fund in response to damage sustained in Florida and the Caribbean.
Initial reports are positive.
Your help is still needed to aid victims of Hurricane Harvey. Read how you can help in tangible ways.
The Wesleyan Church and World Hope International are joining together to assist victims of Hurricane Harvey. Learn how you can help.
President Obama heard firsthand what Flint Grassroots Initiative and Wesleyans are doing in Flint, Michigan, to assist residents in dire need because of the ongoing water crisis.
A man in a wheelchair came to the door. Both legs had been amputated. When asked if he needed clean water, he couldn’t stop thanking them. “I’ve been without it, because I can’t get out,” he said.