Wesleyans in the news: October 31
Do you know these Wesleyans in the news?
Children
Kids in Worship
Next Gen ministries receive $1.25 million grant for Kids in Worship Initiative.
Fresh ways to love
IWU’s Imaginarium explores the connection between God and neighbor.
Unleashed creativity
A church creatively reached children, reaping a kingdom harvest through Christmas VBS.
New name, same mission
Plans have become more formalized in the past few months about how and where Hephzibah will continue to serve vulnerable children.
Next Gen leaders “huddle” in Canada
Next Gen leaders in Nova Scotia, Canada, “huddle” together regularly to grow, network and learn as they point children to Jesus in their respective churches.
Only a woman
When someone questioned Mary Slessor as to how she could do great feats because she was “only a woman” she reminded him who God was.
’Devil Boy:’ Down’s syndrome in Sierra Leone
Because Thomas has Down’s syndrome, many in his town believe he is demon-possessed. But work done by World Hope International is changing societal beliefs, one child at a time.
No longer abandoning disabled children in Sierra Leone
Enable the Children is helping change the landscape of growing up with a disability in Sierra Leone.
The next generation for Jesus
Jim Dunn shares specific ways he prays for his children–and how his own parents did the same for him when he was younger.
