Gifts from the heart
Simple and consistent acts of encouragement and unity are gifts to the heart of a pastor.
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Wesley Seminary 2021 update
Serving the church through equipping leaders in 2021.
October is Pastor Appreciation Month
Just like you need a pastor’s care and support, a pastor needs the same in return.
Lesson #3: Keep loving the Church
Loving the Church means taking the risks to keep it vital and fulfilling the purposes for which God created her.
District administrators test new mobile-friendly annual reports
2019 ASR and LCSR will be simpler and easier to submit.
Manitoba church plant impacts multicultural landscape
When the church was founded in 2014, the launch team of five people held very little diversity. Today, various nations are represented.
Easter celebrations include new faith communities
The Wesleyan Church is celebrating new ministries and changed lives in new ZIP codes.
Called to family Sabbath
“God began to teach us more of what Sabbath looks like, especially inside a pastor’s home.”
A “rae” of sunshine
After hitting rock bottom after the devastating loss of her preterm baby, a mom finds hope and support at a Wesleyan church in Iowa.
Rural Kansas ZIP codes are being made new
People are coming to Christ in a Kansas church that continues to grow in a rural setting.
First multi-site Wesleyan church in Wisconsin launched
Red Cedar Church is expanding its location in Wisconsin, and it’s the first Wesleyan church in the state to do so.
South Carolina pastor passes away
Assistant pastor leaves behind a husband and four daughters
Son’s overdose death leads mother to Christ
After my son’s death, I wanted to die. I didn’t care what happened to me anymore and a great darkness settled in.
Ohio Multiethnic Church Hosts Block Party
An Ohio church partnered with three Indiana churches to host a block party. Lives have been “made new” as a result.
Why is it important to be part of a local church?
We need Christ and we need each other–that truth won’t change. The church is the greatest force on earth to that end.
Wesleyan pastor killed in car accident
A beloved Kansas City pastor has passed away after complications following a car accident.
Rediscovering Discipleship
A Wesleyan pastor was ready to walk away from his ministry after losing focus and running on empty for so long. Now, refocused and re-energized, he is passionate about discipleship in the church.
Joy after 992 days of waiting
After nearly four years, Kora was welcomed into her “forever family.” Her story is one of faith, hope, and perseverance.
Longtime Wesleyan pastor and family survive, but lose all possessions in fire
Rev. Ben Hardy was awakened from a deep sleep by his dog’s frantic barking. He heard the snapping of the fire and smelled heavy smoke. As he tried to escape a wall of fire met him.
What this imperfect church wants you to know
A Wesleyan pastor’s wife wants you to know something about her church and how very imperfect it truly is.
I am a church member
Author Thom S. Rainer examines what it means to be a church member in regards to becoming involved and proactive in service to the local church and the Lord.
Landscape of Florida savanna changing as church plant grows
Unusual circumstances prompted Joe and Jennifer Jackson to pray about planting a church. Years later, God is using the new Savanna Church to impact lives in Wesley Chapel, a city in western Florida.
Reverse Offerings bless numerous recipients
Some Wesleyan churches have participated in a “Reverse Offering” in this Christmas season, choosing to bless countless people.
A simple question changed Sherry’s life
Jo Anne Lyon tells us how 8-yr-old Sherry was asked to play Mary in her church’s Christmas program. That simple act was the most significant thing that happened in her life.
