E-zine is the electronic newsletter of The Wesleyan Church. Updated regularly, E-zine will give you the latest news of General Church, district, and local church events and ministries.
E-zine - Recent Articles
The Sin of Ingratiation
Nov. 19, 2009
"But mark this: There will be terrible times in the last days. People will be lovers of themselves, lovers of money, boastful, proud, abusive, disobedient to their parents, ungrateful. . ." (II Timothy 3:1-2)
Excuse me? Does he really list the word, "ungrateful" in the same sentence with things like treachery, brutality and slander? It almost seems out of place in that list, doesn't it? Well, maybe not. . .
Addicted to Facebook
Sep. 15, 2009
New Study Reveals Concerns and Impact of Social Media on Evangelical Christian College Students
(EP News)--When they're not sending text messages or tweets, today's Christian college students are spending time on Facebook. A lot of it. One in every three says he's spending 1-2 hours a day on the site. Twelve percent report using it 2-4 hours each day and 2.8 percent report usage at 4-7 hours a day. That's in addition to other forms of social media and electronic usage such as video games, blogs, e-mail and Internet browsing.
Highly Esteemed Guests to Speak at StAT Forum
Sep. 3, 2009
Representatives with links to United States lawmakers will serve as keynote speakers at the September 9, 2009, Indianapolis-area community forum on human trafficking.
10 Ways You Can Stand Against Human Trafficking
Sep. 3, 2009
Wesleyan Women Lead Church’s Anti-Trafficking Initiative
Sep. 3, 2009
Human trafficking is the world's fastest growing criminal industry. Victims are often hidden in plain view—in neighborhoods and the marketplace. American children and teenagers are at risk for becoming victims. This issue affects all of us because it affects our children, our families, our neighborhoods, our schools, and potentially, our churches.
Denomination Revisits its Abolitionist Heritage
Sep. 3, 2009
The Wesleyan Church has revisited its heritage in committing to a denomination-wide effort to abolish human trafficking.
Superintendent’s Wife No Longer in the Dark about Trafficking
Sep. 3, 2009
The light went on for Cheryl Mansell a little over a year ago.
That's when the wife of Greater Ohio district superintendent, Jeff Mansell, realized that human trafficking wasn't just an international problem in countries like Thailand or Cambodia.
She was appalled to learn it was happening in her own backyard, in Ohio's state capital of Columbus.
Beginnings of a Czech Ministry
Jul. 14, 2009
Little did I know when I started my job last November in the Department of Communications at The Wesleyan Church World Headquarters that God would give me the opportunity to travel the globe again and interact with those He loves in Eastern Europe. But here I am, just weeks away from boarding a plane to the Czech Republic for a much-anticipated writing assignment. I look forward to seeing firsthand the fruits of many who have gone before me in ministry to this former Communist country.
The Wesleyan Church has a vibrant ministry presence in more than 80 countries with 230 missionaries around the world through their missions arm Global Partners.
Drury on the Longevity of Holiness for Ordinary People
Jun. 3, 2009
The New Testament calls every Christian to live a holy life. For 25 years, Holiness for Ordinary People by Indiana Wesleyan University professor Keith Drury explains in simple, practical terms how every Christian can live a Christ-like life, God's intentions for every Christian.
Wesleyan Publishing House said of the book: "The 25th Anniversary Edition is a message of hope, encouragement and possibility where readers can discover the life change that holiness brings."
Your Local Church: A Great Untold Story
May. 15, 2009
A church congregation functioning at its best is a beautiful thing to experience.
