What I have heard
May we all strive to honor one another in every exchange, for God’s glory and our collective good.
May we all strive to honor one another in every exchange, for God’s glory and our collective good.
Days before her son’s kidney transplant (a result of kidney cancer), another son was diagnosed with leukemia.
The Wesleyan Church can continue to mobilize lay and clergy in Unleashing a Kingdom Force and can capitalize on the digital platform to do so.
“People saw my grandmother for potions and spells; if they were sick, or needed something healed, they would come to her.”
Legacy congregants were encouraged to “put their faith in action” during the 2020 holiday season. Many of them did so, providing meals and gifts to local children.
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Isolated and alone, a Ph.D. student finds valuable community at a Wesleyan church in one of the world’s largest cities.
Before COVID-19 hit, the church helped approximately 2,300 people in two years.
Center of Hope offers physical, spiritual and emotional aid to families across rural Ohio.
Toy giveaway, breakfast, banner signings, giving funds, Advent readings and a drive-thru nativity scene: just some of the ways Wesleyan churches showed love this Christmas.
The curriculum’s unique format meets kids where they are, rather than trying to encourage parents to bring them to the ministry.
The church has bridged the expanse that separated it from the community and folks are taking note.
A congregation sees God’s faithfulness as they pray.
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Discarded socks and medical supplies lead to the formation of a nonprofit organization that is helping to change the world.
As Jen sees herself growing more willing to talk about her faith, she finds God bringing more opportunities to harmonize words with actions.
A New York church experiences a successful church adoption after a decade-long search.
A photo changed a family’s trajectory forever.
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“We want to be known as the encouragers who share the love of Jesus.”
A food truck and food pantry are serving North Carolina residents in two different cities.
Lay and clergy alike can be assessed to determine individual roles in multiplication — no matter one’s vocation.
Worship is both sung and lived. The hope and belief is that one connects with and fuels the other.
Couple embarks on a church transformation with God’s perfect timing.