Gathering of nomads
One Wesleyan family’s choice to follow God’s call is laying the groundwork for a ministry movement among the growing community of nomads in America.
Kingdom Force
A sisterhood of health and hope
A women-only fitness center creates space for a vibrant community where the hope of Christ can be shared.
Strength by interdependence
Dependence on God and interdependence with our faith community are important in all of life’s seasons.
General Board convened for final 2022 session
Newly elected quadrennial board closes the year with the 147th General Board session.
El sabor Latino
God is using “the Latin flavor” to bring a rich and unique Unleashing of a Kingdom Force in The Wesleyan Church.
Evaluating the past, reaching for the future
Rev. José A. Barboza reflects on the work of the 2022 Hispanic Connectional Roundtable.
Wesleyans in the news: September 1
Do you know these Wesleyans in the news?
One God, one church, one conference
OneCon has created an ecosystem of churches working together across denominational lines to listen for God in their communities.
Looking back while looking ahead
Courageous pursuit of God’s mission calls for continuity and pressing forward together.
A foundation of hope and holiness
Embracing our Wesleyan DNA as we press into God’s mission in 2022.
Wesley Seminary 2021 update
Serving the church through equipping leaders in 2021.
We all learn differently
How are we taking inventory of our people’s gifts and talents? Are we assuming we all learn the same way?
General Board November 2021 recap
General Board prepares for General Conference 2022 in 143rd session.
Church Multiplication and Discipleship 2021 update
Celebration and guardrails have driven CMAD’s work to close the Gospel Gap in 2021.
Global Partners 2021 update
Global Partners testifies to the powerful move of God across the globe through The Wesleyan Church.
Education and Clergy Development 2021 update
ECD reports spiritual, emotional, relational and financial renewal amid rapid and unrelenting change.
The overlap
Ohio congregation sees spiritual awakening by meeting physical needs.
Thoughts about God’s economy
If we want to invest in what matters most to God, we must mobilize a multiethnic, multigenerational and multieconomic Kingdom Force of disciples making disciples.
The Gospel Gap
Our evangelistic intensity must be red-hot … because the gap between the church and our mission field is the biggest “why” motivating all we do.
