A global backyard
Kingswood University and Cornwall Wesleyan Church work with new Canadians.
Kingswood University and Cornwall Wesleyan Church work with new Canadians.
The Wesleyan Church in Canada unites to seek the will of God.
Rev. Dr. Ira Moulton Taylor leaves an “Excellent, Excellent” multiplication love legacy.
A Chinese Mandarin church in Victoria, British Columbia, builds lay-clergy partnership as a touchstone for health.
Highland Park voted “yes” to the adoption mid-April, but it wasn’t an easy decision at first.
The three district superintendents are grateful for the years in which they’ve been able to serve the Lord within The Wesleyan Church.
Dr. Eric Hallet was elected to replace retiree Dr. Peter Rigby as district superintendent for the Central Canada District.
After 33 years of ministry, the church has voted to move from affiliation to full membership in The Wesleyan Church of Canada.
When the church was founded in 2014, the launch team of five people held very little diversity. Today, various nations are represented.
Lives are “made new” at a Kingswood youth event, a New York church takes a closer look at the opioid crisis, an insurance company provides wellness assistance for pastors and more.
Norwood Wesleyan Church, located in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, is urban missional, because it is “located and serving in a high poverty area in a metropolitan area of over 200,000 people.”
A church in Canada is showing the love of Jesus by helping children know they are loved, accepted and valued.
Milliken Wesleyan Methodist Church members traveled within the northern part of Ontario to serve on a missions trip with Harvest, a developing church plant.
Rev. George Pryor pastors a local church in Ontario, Canada. But his impact far exceeds the church walls and those who attend Milliken Wesleyan Methodist Church.
A Canadian pastor’s wife has suffered more loss than most mothers will in a lifetime. Now she offers hope to other moms who experience miscarriage and infant loss.
A Wesleyan couple is “welcoming the stranger” in one of the most diverse cities in Canada.
Rev. Don Hodgins has quite the “ministry resume.” As the district superintendent retires he is known for his humility, character, and faithful service to The Wesleyan Church.