A Kingdom Force partnership: Boaz Global and Journey Church
Ukrainian refugees are being assisted because a man and a church chose to deliberately intervene.
Refugees
Refugee turned church planter moving forward in faith
Pastor’s personal journey provides fertile ground for ministry.
I didn’t expect this
Welcoming refugees into his church and community has profoundly impacted a Colorado pastor.
Deporting Jesus
See Jesus incarnate in the immigrant population, and be a radical, transforming presence for social justice in your zip code.
Five ways to “care for the stranger”
All Shores Wesleyan Church has put together a list of practical ways to care for refugees and immigrants in your community and beyond.
Wesleyans in the news
World Hope employee wins award, Ontario churches assist in resettling refugees, Houghton greatly impacts regional economy, Indiana Wesleyan provides new way to reduce tuition, and more.
Join us at the 2016 GC2 Summit on the Church and Refugees
A historic refugee crisis suggests a historic response from God’s church. The GC2 Summit on January 20 at Wheaton will be a catalysis for that response. It’s free. Just get there.
Caring for refugees: a declaration of evangelical response
Dr. Lyon joined evangelical leaders in a new declaration of how Christians in America can best respond to the refugee crisis.
Resettling refugees
General Superintendent Dr. Jo Anne Lyon: “In these days our faith must be greater than our fear and we must courageously continue to follow the teachings of Scripture to welcome the stranger.”
A European Wesleyan response to the refugee crisis
Global Partners Europe Area Director Dave Horne talked to Piotr Gasiorowski to understand more about the refugee crisis from a European perspective. Piotr leads a growing Wesleyan church in Poland.
Team Austria video encourages Wesleyans to help refugees
Dina Horne, Global Partners Mission Director for Team Austria in Vienna, shares in this 3-minute video how Wesleyans can help in practical ways to care for refugees who continue to pour into Europe.
Global Partners’ Refugee Fund helping meet physical needs
Global Partners missionaries are coming alongside Middle Eastern refugees who’ve fled to Europe for safety, something their own countries can no longer provide. Your help is needed too.
Helping refugees in your community
Would you consider personally working with refugees in your community? Here are some helpful things to note as you set out to love your neighbors.
Being neighbors to the refugees
Over 16,000 people crossed the border from Hungary into Austria last weekend, the majority of whom were seeking refuge from conflicts in Syria and Iraq. We had to see for ourselves.
Syrian refugee crisis in Europe
The flood of millions from Syria, particularly, and other war-torn areas of the Middle East, has created a refugee crisis. The Wesleyan Church is working in Vienna to help these refugees. 600
An International Wesleyan View of Refugees
This statement on Refugees was adopted by vote of the delegates of the 2015 International Conference of the Wesleyan Church
