Made new. Made ONE.
Pastors and lay leaders from across The Wesleyan Church gathered in 22 District Conferences this summer to worship, pray, make decisions, celebrate ministry and look toward what God is doing next.
Pastors and lay leaders from across The Wesleyan Church gathered in 22 District Conferences this summer to worship, pray, make decisions, celebrate ministry and look toward what God is doing next.
There is a generation waiting for someone to stand in the gap.
Living as a holy people, we move beyond ourselves into the world’s wounds with Christ’s healing presence.
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.
Empowered to live sent.
Wesleyan Archives offer us the faithful witness of the past to illuminate the present and provide direction for the future.
For all that God has done in and through you, we are deeply grateful.
Honest wrestling, testimonies, scriptural reflection and debate can lead to the Spirit’s empowerment and transformative work both corporately and personally.
Beyond imaginations and boundaries God fulfills his mission in the world.
An unknown girl in an ordinary moment faithfully serves God’s incredible, unbelievable plan.
More than an accessory, a part of God’s plan.
General Superintendent Wayne Schmidt shares the connection between thankfulness and prayer in his life.
Changed fishing plans lead to salvation.
Pastor Appreciation Month is a time to honor and celebrate the sacrifices, commitments, and hard work that pastors have made in serving their congregations and communities.
Making choices that make a difference.
Dr. Norman Wilson reflects on and celebrates the blessing of our Hispanic Wesleyan family.
Pastor Judy Adams is bringing the gospel to prisoners.
A loosened grip, humility to reconsider and courage to change became a new way springing up to bless generations to come.
For the believer, freedom is a tenet of discipleship.
Prayer, flexibility and partnership are key in preparing for the May 2026 General Conference.
Holy Week and Easter plans and preparations yield a harvest … and for one congregation, in an unexpected way.
Deportation and detours lead to deepening faith.
ALL are called to ministry.
“Immigration is an issue. Immigrants are people.” There are certainly issues to be resolved, but most important is our words and actions incarnating the Greatest Commandment.