Wesleyans in the news
OKWU host families serve important role, IWU and Wheaton form nursing partnership, Houghton expands affordability options, and Kentucky teens minister in South Dakota.
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OKWU launches mobile medical unit to serve at-risk mothers
OKWU is currently the only university in the country to own and operate a Save the Storks unit which reaches out to at-risk mothers and saves unborn lives.
OKWU alum wins teaching award
An Oklahoma Wesleyan University graduate has been honored for his dedication in the classroom.
Wesleyans in the news
OKWU to offer new programs, Houghton president named to national board, IWU names new basketball coach, SWU dedicates amphitheater, and more.
U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft at OKWU
Former U.S. Attorney General John Ashcorft will speak at an upcoming chapel service at Oklahoma Wesleyan University
Wesleyans in the news
Pastor assists shot teen, Houghton sports complex having impact, choirs sing at OKWU, a North Carolina Wesleyan honored after murder, and Kansas church to build new building.
Lifelong service included missionary to Caribbean and Africa
Roberta McCallum faithfully served God alongside her husband for many years. She is most known by loved ones as one who prayed fervently.
Oklahoma Wesleyan and Wesley Biblical Seminary form partnership
Oklahoma Wesleyan and Wesley Biblical Seminary announce partnership focused on pastor training and theological education.
OKWU holds Josh McDowell apologetics conference
The Collision Conference featured three nationally-known apologists at the fourth annual event. Christian apologetics is the the defense of the truth of the gospel.
President Piper returns from sabbatical
Dr. Everett Piper accomplished much in his six-month sabbatical, including studying abroad and finishing his latest book.
Wesleyans in the news
OKWU to add men’s wrestling to athletic program, Houghton student wins bagpipe competition, OKWU president appears on Fox News, and study reflects IWU’s impact on local economy.
OKWU welcomes new addition to campus
The Eagle statue, with an 11-ft. wing span, represents the mission and culture of the university.
A different kind of college student
A college dean is proud of the students at his university for their decision to speak differently.
OKWU withdraws from cross country championship
Oklahoma Wesleyan protests the NAIA attempt to shame North Carolina and supports women’s rights to privacy.
Wesleyans in the news
IWU partners with university in Wales, Wisconsin pastor honored for 25 years of service, OKWU president says NAIA is guilty of misogyny, and more.
OKWU School of Ministry serves Bartlesville community
Over 50 participants from Oklahoma Wesleyan University spent a Saturday in September serving two non-profits in Bartlesville.
Oklahoma grad worked at Rio Olympics
A 2016 OKWU communications honor student, Kariny Delahaye, immediately got the opportunity of a lifetime to work at the Olympics in Brazil.
Wesleyans in the news
OKWU sues Department of Education, IWU enters special partnership, and Canadian church opens a “free” store, SWU breaks ground on residence hall, and more.
OKWU partners with Family Research Council
OKWU’s new partnership with Family Research Council gives students the opportunity to engage with leaders who are fighting for religious freedom.
OKWU inducted into Sports Hall of Fame
The 2009 OKWU men’s basketball team is being inducted into the Sports Hall of Fame.
Wesleyans in the news
OKWU offering course on pro-life activism, SWU basketball coach receives Milestone Award, Michigan church using chalkboards for positive conversations, and more.
Wesleyans in the news
Houghton students graduating debt-free, Kansas church volunteers reading to local elementary students, OKWU golf team makes history, and faithful pastor passes at age 103.
Wesleyans in the news
OKWU female employees react to editorial, former cop and criminal now friends, Houghton names new dean, Indiana church offering training for immigration legal clinics, and more.
Why advocating for both women’s healthcare and religious freedom are not mutually exclusive
Since the passing of Justice Antonin Scalia, and the possibility of a deadlocked court on key decisions in June, little has been said about what actually happened in this case. But there is hope.
