Welcome Conference 2024
Leaders and partners gather to renew vision and celebrate Immigrant Connection’s 10th anniversary.
News
Hanging on to Hope: When the seeds we’ve sown are rejected
Rev. Amanda Oicle shares Public Coffee’s journey amid rumors, protests and rejection from the neighborhood.
The God of “More Than Enough”
Pure Religion Sunday, November 10, 2024, challenges us to join God and others in caring for the vulnerable.
Cultivating the soil
Three Wesleyan university presidents lean into helping form the whole person toward hope and holiness.
Wesleyans in the news: October 21
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Leadership transitions
“Anticipation” summarizes the mood of TWC’s 22 district conferences.
Appreciation without ceasing
General Superintendent Wayne Schmidt shares appreciation and thanks for pastors.
Kingswood president announces retirement
Innovative initiatives and unwavering commitment to equipping individuals for local church ministry are hallmarks of Dr. Stephen Lennox’s 10 years at Kingswood.
A Culture of Cooperation: Ways Your Church Can Engage in Pastor Appreciation Month
Pastor Appreciation Month is a time to honor and celebrate the sacrifices, commitments, and hard work that pastors have made in serving their congregations and communities.
Wesleyans in the news: October 3
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WERF activated for the North American General Conference Southern Representative Area
The Wesleyan Church activates relief fund for Hurricane Helene efforts.
Hanging on to Hope: When you’re in the waiting room
Christin Taylor opens up about waiting amid God’s silence, forgottenness and grief.
Stewarding generations
Two WE presidents share their perspectives on shaping and leading toward Wesleyans’ futures.
Hope through a village partnership
Cornerstone Wesleyan Church answers God’s call to empower others and make a sustainable impact in Sierra Leone.
Releasing shame to point people to Jesus
Ransom Church serves their community, releasing shame and increasing dignity.
Wesleyans in the news: September 16
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Empowering for missional engagement
Lilly grant helps Wesley Seminary equip Latino congregations for innovative, contextual community engagement.
Nurturing Pastors: The impact of FLAMA’s Retreat on ministerial formation
At the end of April, the entire FLAMA team assembled at the Wesleyan Headquarters building in Fishers, Indiana, for a retreat: Impulsando la Formación Hispana (Promoting Hispanic Education).
Hispanic heritage: Impact and mission in North America
Through the phenomenon of migration, God is reaching and calling people to himself.
A witness of service
An Arizona Wesleyan church serves thousands of migrant families, receives partnership from Arizona State and University of Washington.
Hanging on to Hope: When life brings pain
Pastor John Baker opens up about facing life when suffering, uncertainty and hard questions come.
Investing in the next generation’s ministry leaders
Future ministry leaders gain experience and leadership in the 2911 program.
Spiritual parenting to the emerging generation
A pastor inverts the traditional discipleship funnel to activate disciple makers.
Speaking their language
As Canada becomes a melting pot for immigrants, the Central Canada District is planting churches and planning ways to reach them.
