Wesleyans in the news: February 1
Do you know these Wesleyans in the news?
Do you know these Wesleyans in the news?
I encountered Jesus in the love and friendship I received from this girl and her mom, who moments before were no more than strangers.
Sanctity of life is honoring the image of God woven into humanity at every stage of life.
As I bear witness, I have hope that I can make a difference in the world.
Wesleyan churches show God’s love to hundreds during the annual Night to Shine event.
On Valentine’s Day, we think about love as it relates to our spouses, sweethearts, children or parents. But we can show love in unexpected ways as well.
A single mom’s firewood was about to run out. Given that is her primary source of heat in the cold, a local Wesleyan church in Canada stepped up to help.
The global church is speaking up in order to break the silence on violence against women and girls.
This year has been an active year as World Hope International has helped meet the needs of so many suffering around the world.
Who is your neighbor anyway?
Jo Anne Lyon tells us how 8-yr-old Sherry was asked to play Mary in her church’s Christmas program. That simple act was the most significant thing that happened in her life.
A story too good not to share with a friend over coffee. Read it fully for the surprise ending!
Homeless residents in Stroudsburg, Pa., have a place to sleep at night in the form of a Wesleyan church. All they need to do is show up and express their need.
Lenny Luchetti believes the Church can learn how to respond to homosexuals by watching Denzel Washington’s character in the 1993 movie “Philadelphia.”
Reflecting the heart of God, Christians at their best are known as people who take special care of orphans. Orphan Sunday is an opportunity to be united in support of a thrilling adventure with God.
Cypress Wesleyan Church focused on four compassion projects this Christmas season.