Giving religion a good name
In East Asia, orphaned and vulnerable children who are on the brink of death are being brought into Christian foster homes and being nurtured back to life. Non-believers are asking “why”?
Global Partners
The United States Wesleyan Hispanic Church funds first Global Partners missionary
The first Hispanic Global Partners missionary has been appointed and sent to serve among Muslim immigrants in Europe
Fat Faith!
It is very common in Zambia to compliment someone if they are a bit overweight or obese.
The Tale of a Coffee Cup
Here in Albania, coffee took on new meaning. Large mugs morphed into small tiny cups, decorated lavishly with floral patterns.
Mongolian Wesleyan pastors ordained
The Kingdom of Eternal Light Wesleyan Church of Mongolia is passionate about multiplying disciples. We celebrate the ordination of Pastor Naraa and Pastor Ankha.
Wesleyan Missionary and Medical Doctor Passes Away
Storer Emmett’s passion for medicine and the gospel resulted in years of faithful ministry around the world.
Amplified faith
As Global Partners missionaries gather together for training in the U.S., a few share their stories of how God is moving in their fields of ministry.
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.
Storying: Mozambique
Five Mozambican women learn to tell stories despite language barriers.
Storying: Mozambique
Five Mozambican women learn to tell stories despite language barriers.
Two small boys receive the gift of life
Two young boys receive medical treatment at La Gonave Hospital and now face promising futures.
JESUS film miracles
A young Nepalese boy and his family view the JESUS film and healing miraculously followed.
Amplifying leaders in Uganda
In 2009, when the Ugandan church joined the Wesleyan movement, there were no ordained Ugandan pastors. Eight years later, things have changed.
Veteran missionary, Jim Ramsay, passes
Rev. James Ramsay was an ordained Wesleyan minister for 50 years. Thirty-eight of those years were spent on the mission field in both Africa and Europe.
India: a miracle for Lavanya
Out of desperation, Lavanya approached some Christians for prayer. The result changed her life.
800 villages destroyed in Peru–Dr. Schmidt calls for prayer and aid
With scores dead and thousands homeless already, The Pilgrim Wesleyan Church in Peru desperately needs our help to lift up the love of Christ to a nation in crisis.
Joan Phillippe passes
Joan Phillippe is remembered for her teaching and music gifts, dedication to family, support of her husband Tom’s ministries, and for philanthropy to the church, missions, and higher education.
550,000 displaced, 85+ dead, and millions without drinking water in Peru
General Superintendent Dr. Wayne Schmidt has announced the opening of a Wesleyan Emergency Relief Fund for the Wesleyan Pilgrim Church of Peru due to the current flood disaster.
550,000 displaced, 85+ dead, millions without water in Peru, you can still help us make a difference
Unfortunately, the severity of this crisis is not receiving much international focus,” said Dennis Jackson, Executive Director of Global Partners
Because of Raj, they believed
When Raj’s church was severly damaged by a earthquake, he and his family surrendered their home to the congregation as a place to worship.
Under the hot African sun
Thousands of miles separate Kansas and Mozambique. And yet Christians from both locations gathered together to build a church where Jesus would be worshiped in a local Mozambican village.
Lifelong service included missionary to Caribbean and Africa
Roberta McCallum faithfully served God alongside her husband for many years. She is most known by loved ones as one who prayed fervently.
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.
