I believe that every global entity benefits from knowing each other’s collective experiences and being strengthened from each other’s persistent prayer and encouragement.
Rev. Bradley Hill helps the least, last and lost in the North Carolina mountains.
Every generation affirming what we see God doing in each other helps us embrace God’s call.
Despite losing their church buildings, God empowers a congregation to reach their community one person at a time.
Keith Drury followed God’s call in raising up the next generation.
Discover one church’s unique way of loving its community.
ECD’s College Day connects Wesleyan universities around formation.
Ordinary people have extraordinary influence.
Misión Multiplicación Conference draws cultures together around faith and work.
Michael and Emily step into an “impossible” situation to love a mother and baby through pregnancy, adoption and beyond.
With focused vision, CMAD is praying for a Spirit-led movement of disciple making and multiplication.
A dying Wesleyan church’s faithful remnant, combined with new leadership, makes a big community impact.
Wesleyan preschool sees joy from collaboration with adults with disabilities.
Global Partners’ 2024 gospel partnerships are bringing the hope of Jesus to the 4 in 10.
Wesley Seminary celebrates 15 years of equipping leaders for ministry in The Wesleyan Church and beyond.
Immigrant Connection’s 10-year anniversary honors and celebrates God’s movement to show love.
North Rome Wesleyan Church witnesses the power of doing ministry “with” young people, not just “for” young people.
Next-gen leaders gather in Indianapolis for FUEL 2024.
Do we believe it? Can we see it?
Leaders and partners gather to renew vision and celebrate Immigrant Connection’s 10th anniversary.
Pure Religion Sunday, November 10, 2024, challenges us to join God and others in caring for the vulnerable.
Three Wesleyan university presidents lean into helping form the whole person toward hope and holiness.
“Anticipation” summarizes the mood of TWC’s 22 district conferences.
General Superintendent Wayne Schmidt shares appreciation and thanks for pastors.
