WERF activated for Ukrainian refugees
The Ukrainian refugee need prompts activation of the Wesleyan Emergency Relief Fund (WERF).
Pastors
Co-pastoring: top 5 questions and insights
What one pastor has learned about co-pastoring a church — with someone other than her spouse.
STOP, REST, PRAY, PLAY, THRIVE
The goal of The Gathering was for each attendee to be “encouraged, inspired and engaged at a deeper level with each other, their spouse and with God.”
Front stage, backstage
The disparity between the front and backstage aspects of our lives can be stark.
Reflections on reclaiming the Sabbath
Sabbath slows us down so that we can listen to our soul. It is then that we can bring our own heart before the Lord in prayerful reflection.
Moving pastors to ordination in Mozambique
Many students at the Xai-Xai Wesleyan Bible College are peasant farmers and seek to become ordained pastors who can impact their villages.
Called to family Sabbath
“God began to teach us more of what Sabbath looks like, especially inside a pastor’s home.”
Retreat guide provides tips to Reclaim Sabbath
The guide serves as a method to assist pastors and clergy leaders in taking steps to truly reclaim the Sabbath.
The Gathering: one year out
With The Gathering one year out, start planning your trip now to Orlando, Florida, to this encouraging and inspiring event.
Flourishing Conference Explores Clergy Well-Being
“This conference offers a unique and much-needed platform for public sharing of important, cutting-edge research and best practices so we can help clergy and their families to flourish for a lifetime of ministry,” said Rev. Russ Gunsalus.
Ecuadorian pastors make history
Four Ecuadorian pastors make history in The Wesleyan Church.
Aligning Membership and Discipleship
The Wesleyan Church is aligning membership with discipleship as never before. Membership is a path of discipleship.
Aligning discipleship and membership
Introducing our strategic focus statement. The key message and vision statement remain the same. The missional focus reflects our commitment to the biblical Great Commission.
Pastors honored with 40-50-60 year medallions
Scores of pastors at General Conference were honored for 40, 50, 60, and even 70 years of ministerial service in The Wesleyan Church.
Emerging leaders in Ecuador
First-generation Wesleyan leaders in Ecuador received training from two U.S. pastors that could positively influence years of ministry in this South American country.
Three hours of free conferring for more effective church ministry
A free online conference for pastors and leaders will assist in providing age-appropriate ministries within the local church, while thoughtfully engaging intergenerational opportunities.
4 Reasons Why Pastors Should Love Numbers
May 31 brings to close another statistical year for many churches. Whether your fiscal/statistical year aligns with the calendar year or not, I know many pastors dislike statistical reports, and they come up with many reasons for why traditional statistics don’t...
4 Reasons Why Pastors Should Love Numbers
I know pastors dislike statistical reports & come up with many reasons for why traditional statistics don’t really matter.
But pastors should love numbers. Here are 4 reasons why I love numbers
New York pastor and educator passes
Rev. Thomas Boghosian served 62 years as a Wesleyan pastor and also served as Houghton Academy president.
The Gathering sets a new mark
In the third event of this type to take place in The Wesleyan Church, The Gathering set a new mark not only in attendance, but in the expressed appreciation of the vast majority of participants.
A Chaldean ordained in The Wesleyan Church
Her language, Aramaic, is the language of Jesus. Suffering persecution, she had to flee Iraq. Juliet Jamil, an ordained Wesleyan minister, has had a unique ministry among Chaldeans in California.
10 ways to keep the pastor you love
“Being a pastor was SO much easier than what I’m doing now,” said NO former pastor ever. Note: October is Pastor Appreciation Month. Here are ten tips on how to keep your beloved pastor from leaving.
Pastors call for common-sense immigration reform
Pastors from The Wesleyan Church join hundreds from all over the nation in Washington to pray for common sense immigration reform
Wesleyan pastors participate in webinar on Affordable Care Act
The Wesleyan Church is being proactive in informing churches and clergy on how the Affordable Care Act (ACA) affects them.
