Torah Scroll from 1700s on display at OKWU
The scroll is originally from Morocco and has been used for teaching by OKWU professors since its donation in 2018.
The scroll is originally from Morocco and has been used for teaching by OKWU professors since its donation in 2018.
A ministry couple recounts how attending The Gathering 2019 had a hand in saving their marriage.
The merged district will include 181 churches with a combined worship attendance of 38,170.
Jodi Lewis, the new Hephzibah62:4 director, is “honored and humbled to have been chosen for this important role at this crucial point in Hephzibah’s history.”
The IWU professor does five to six prayer walks a week and has seen God answer prayers as a result “time and time again.”
Multiple organizations partner together to bring relief to those in need in Mozambique.
Rugh has already made a significant impact in her role as director of Spanish Ministry Education and Clergy Care.
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Those who attend Spencer Wesleyan Church are tangibly showing Christ’s love to victims affected by recent flooding in the area.
A former General Superintendent, Dr. McIntyre faithfully served in The Wesleyan Church in various capacities.
A North Carolina youth pastor heard God say, “step out.” Now he’s receiving training and preparing to launch a church.
Jersey City First Wesleyan Church is doing its part to make Jesus known in one of the most ethnically diverse cities in the U.S.
The Board of Trustees of Oklahoma Wesleyan University unanimous vote to elect Dr. Jim Dunn as sixth president.
The Wesleyan Worship Project, a grassroots initiative, builds on and incorporates elements of the Worship Arts Collective formed in 2013 to create space for worship leaders to collaborate.
As the case in all the towns across southern Indiana, there is still a multitude of people who need to know Jesus.
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The new district will include 76 churches and a worship attendance of nearly 10,000.
2019 ASR and LCSR will be simpler and easier to submit.
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Missionaries serving in Haiti provide honest thoughts on being evacuated from the country they love.
Pray for this Special Session and for The United Methodist Church, asking God to anoint its leaders and delegates to seek first his will in all matters.
Escalating unrest in Haiti has caused the U.S. Embassy to raise the security threat to level four (high), forcing evacuations.
Pastors and spouses alike had much to reflect on after The Gathering.
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