Wesleyans in the news: July 30
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A tribute to David Thompson
David made disciples who are making disciples who will make disciples.
All roads lead to discipleship
Catalysts will lead discipleship conversations and help shape models and structures that support making disciples who make disciples.
Tennessee church driven to disciple
Monterey Wesleyan is in a season of growth, not just in numbers or finances but in the area of discipleship.
Finding common ground in systems and relationships
As Wesleyans, we embrace our heritage by taking compassionate action.
Indiana teens meet 100 days for Bible study
The group of teens has been faithful to meet daily for a time of fellowship and discipleship during COVID-19 shutdowns.
Wesleyans in the news: July 16
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FLAMA se expande para satisfacer las necesidades ministeriales hispanas
“La Iglesia Wesleyana está comprometida en proveer educación y formación ministerial en español accesible y de calidad para todos los hispanos llamados al ministerio pastoral.”
Hope and fertile ground in Virginia community
A community garden is opening doors for physical and spiritual ministry for this Virginia church.
North Carolina church meeting tangible needs in community
“Recognizing we have an obligation to help others, we have prayerfully sought to see where needs might be beyond our church walls.”
FLAMA expands to meet Hispanic ministerial needs
“The Wesleyan Church is committed to providing accessible, quality ministry education and formation in Spanish for all Hispanic persons called into pastoral ministry.”
Teenage boy steps into ministry leadership role
When COVID-19 affected Noah’s church in unexpected ways, he saw a ministry need and filled it.
A conversation on racism in Canada
It is the job of the Church to draw attention to this evil and to point people to the hope and reconciliation that is found in Jesus Christ.
Iowa mom spends her days investing in others
The stay-at-home mom has discipled seven women since October 2019.
South Dakota pastor engages with faith leader about racism
How can churches collectively join together and spiritually impact the culture in helping those affected by racism?
Wesleyans in the news: July 2
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House church model adopted by Canada church
New Brunswick church launches house church model and folks are meeting in various locations—even in a local campground.
Seeing God’s redemption during a pandemic
No one living under a bridge or behind a garage from Trinity Church / Garfield Park has come down with COVID-19, a gift of grace from God.
Fervent prayer
The corporate prayer that night is just the beginning for The Wesleyan Church to become a Kingdom Force movement.
Buffalo couple’s view of COVID-19 and justice
As tensions across the nation continue to rise, the Strands are becoming increasingly aware of the fear and uncertainty mounting in the Buffalo community.
Box filled with cash blesses Utah pastor and wife
We opened the box and saw eight stacks of bills, all 100s and 20s. We were completely in shock.
Missouri church praying through pandemic
Caruthersville Wesleyan Church is known in the community as a church that prays.
Pandemic leads New York church to expand into other ZIP codes
Classic ideology of “come to us for church” is now in the form of house churches, inviting people to engage in worship and prayer.
Minnesota church offers hope
With a congregation of less than 300, Hope Church is doing mega-church work with small-church resources.
