Sharing a meal
Parkview Wesleyan ladies saw a need, listened to the Spirit and put a plan into action.
Ministry
Patient and pastor
Rev. Max Colaw’s experience of cancer diagnosis allowed him to walk with others through suffering, disease and death.
“But God …” called me
What began as an improbable trip to a Wesleyan youth conference became the moment Scott Ferguson heard God’s call — and later helped other students discover theirs.
God’s kingdom come
The welcome and impact of Wesleyan universities shapes a ministry student’s calling and yields an increase in the Wesleyan family.
Sustainable rhythms, part 3
Five final practices to ground and help you be available for ministry.
Sustainable rhythms, part 2
Five additional habits to help sustain a joyful ministry life.
Writing a better story
Making choices that make a difference.
Sustainable rhythms
Five practices for a joyful long haul in ministry.
Empowering for missional engagement
Lilly grant helps Wesley Seminary equip Latino congregations for innovative, contextual community engagement.
Acts 2 model ministry launches in Tallahassee
Pastors Arthur and Judi Baxter launch new ministry in “retirement.”
Church proves drive-ins aren’t just for movies
The Pennsylvania church has had its drive-in ministry since 1976.
Thriving in ministry: the best young pastors
Stepping out of college and into the world of ministry can be a daunting prospect. After graduation, young ministers often feel unsure of how to use their education and apply it in the “real world.”
Gordon Ritchie: A Physician of the Soul
Gordon Ritchie recently retired from a fulfilling career as a United States Marine Corps Chaplain. After twenty-four years of service, Ritchie has had an influence on many young people in the United States Navy. His career–shaped by honor, hope, presence, and...
I need her beside me
In the Papua New Guinea culture, where men reign supreme, the husbands were asked—“Do you want your wife to study with you? What will you do if she outperforms you academically?”
New Cuba church building: first since 1959
Cuba’s first evangelical church building that has been constructed legally since 1959 was just dedicated. And the church is Wesleyan.
75 years in ministry
Rev. Lois Williams is remembered as an energetic and kind woman who simply loved to “preach about the love of Jesus.”
When can I go home?
A missionary kid, Becca serves other “MK’s” as they maneuver cultures and countries that are not their own.
My kingdom come?
Is the ministry you are involved with for your kingdom or God’s kingdom?
Gordon Ritchie: A Physician of the Soul
Gordon Ritchie recently retired from a fulfilling career as a United States Marine Corps Chaplain. After twenty-four years of service, Ritchie has had an influence on many young people in the US Navy
Armigers leading once-dying church with the basic tenets of ministry
God is using a former General Superintendent and his wife to help bring life to a church that was near closing its doors just two years ago.
Chaplain Spotlight: Bryan Purvis — The Ministry of Presence
Chaplain Purvis recently was promoted to Lieutenant Commander – a professional success he attributes to the men he serves. “Promotions have little to do with me and everything to do with those I serve with; they, the enlisted and other officers, make...
Chaplain Spotlight: Bryan Purvis — The Ministry of Presence
From ministering as Chaplain to Navy’s football team to serving the Midshipmen, Sailors & Marines at the Naval Academy, active-duty Navy Chaplain Bryan Purvis is a man of honor, service & sacrifice.
Between Two Worlds
We live between the divine and the human in this world we call home. Thankfully, we have One who bridges that gap, allowing us to live and minister Between Two Worlds.
Never too late
Maria Julio Urebe, from El Salvador, ministers in Honduras in one of the most violent public parks in the city.
