Wesleyans in the news: September 1
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Western New York District
Letting love take the lead
Pastor’s wife takes on shepherding the flock at inner city church in Buffalo.
Help-Portrait brings smiles to Buffalo
Read how you can help brings smiles to faces in Buffalo this holiday season, in an unconventional way.
New life in Upstate New York
Western New York District and Central New York District are making discipleship a priority.
Wesleyans in the news
Wisconsin pastor speaks at IWU’s Summit, Pennsylvania churches impact their communities, and an Indiana church moves back home.
The Vine
Where true love takes root, fruit is multiplied. This is exactly what is happening at The Vine in Depew, N.Y.
Discipleship theme of “Wesleyan Life” winter issue
Western New York churches are seeing lives changed through discipleship, Anita Eastlack talks about discipleship being a movement, Colleen Derr shares stories of those being made new, and more.
Iconic 38-year Buffalo pastor retiring
Rev. Greg McClain is retiring after 38 years of service with the Wesleyan Church of Hamburg, a church that began in someone’s living room and now averages 1,900 in weekly attendance.
General Conference interest builds
Now that we have entered 2016, interest in the June 2016 General Conference in Buffalo, New York, is building. What are you looking forward to as GC16 approaches?
Church plant experiences exciting launch
September saw some strong church starts in the east.
Wesleyans in the news
Pastor’s pregnant wife remembered, Canadian church sponsors refugees, a Wesleyan pastor helps develop “Granny Pods,” New York church members head to Haiti, and more.
Wesleyans fight human trafficking in western New York
Wesleyans in western N.Y. are leading the way in fighting human trafficking, including a new facility focusing on aftercare and healing for survivors.
