Wesleyan pastoral education blessed by Kern Family Foundation
Wesleyan schools receive $550K grant for innovative ministry education.
Kern Family Foundation
Wesleyan Alumni Spotlight: Jake Thurston, Kern Ministry Program
“If not for the Kern Program, I wouldn’t be at Ransom. I would have never explored the topic of spiritual friendship that has led me to be in Wesley Seminary’s program — all to steward this vision that the Lord has really laid on my heart.”
How to Flourish: Faith, Work, and Economics
“It’s rare to have an opportunity to be able to help members of your congregation to inhabit their vocation as part of a Kingdom calling, much less work with other church leaders to strategize how to transform your church and community. Psalm 104 gave us...
How to Flourish: Faith, Work, and Economics
“It’s rare to have an opportunity to be able to help members of your congregation to inhabit their vocation as part of a Kingdom calling”
Five Surprising Ways IWU is Changing Ministry Education
In 2012, the Kern Family Foundation partnered with the Indiana Wesleyan University School of Theology and Ministry to create a program to help students be ” More hirable, better trained, and less indebted.” Admission to the Kern program is contingent on...
Kern grant to support clergy/lay engagement
The Kern Family Foundation has awarded a grant to The Wesleyan Church to support a pilot Faith, Work and Economics Conference in the fall 2015.
