Reflecting the good shepherd’s heart
Shepherding and caring for others should be an all-encompassing reflection of God and his relationship with creation.
Identity
Kingdom imagination
Wesleyan’s embrace a culture of freedom to embody different expressions of the church.
A fresh Wesleyan movement in Mississippi
How God is using a reluctant pastor to help transform the ministry — and people — of a Mississippi church.
Making all things new
Wesleyans believe laity are called to be ministers, engaging in God’s transformative work in the world.
Seasons of a shepherd
In each season of life, Dr. Jeanne Argot helps others know God.
“Forget not the captive” (hymn 63)
Wesleyans sing a different tune, serving and seeking justice for those in need.
Letting love take the lead
Pastor’s wife takes on shepherding the flock at inner city church in Buffalo.
Investing in our future
Reverends Liz Hoyt and Ian Nacy — pastors of our next generation of leaders — implore us to instill Christian ideals and leadership qualities in our youngest members.
Worldwide Wesleyans
Decisions made at past General Conferences have helped to shape who we are, where we are and the overall structure of The Wesleyan Church (TWC).
Tell them you believe in them
Someone encouraged and invested in us. Now, TWC, it is our turn.
Building a family
Missionary Wesleyan Pastor Jason Madison is building a church family one testimony at a time.
Evangelism through testimony
Organic gardening helps cultivate a pathway for Wesleyans to embrace personal evangelism.
Funding the mission
Wesleyans have long debated the best way to fund the movement and educate new leaders while being mindful of the burdens on the local church.
Holy living and justice
God’s call to be holy moves us beyond ourselves to act justly on behalf of others.
The move to a single General Superintendent
Looking back at a key structural change as we approach the 14th General Conference.
A Wesleyan witness
Thoughtful proclamation of the Word informs Wesleyan practice of sharing the gospel.
Who are Wesleyans
As we approach our 14th General Conference, we examine an important issue — Membership.
We are Wesleyan
As we approach the 14th General Conference in May, we look at how far we have come since the 1968 merger of two denominations that came together to form one church, under God.
The Wesleyan Quadrilateral
Scripture, tradition, reason and experience provide the foundation for TWC’s beliefs and practice.
A foundation of hope and holiness
Embracing our Wesleyan DNA as we press into God’s mission in 2022.
The Wesleyan Distinctives series
A series elevating conversations about God and celebrating our shared values toward effective ministry in The Wesleyan Church.
Worship and the art of remembering
What does remembering the past have to do with worship?”
A Wesleyan View of Gender Identity and Expression
What does it mean for Christ-followers to offer grace and love to persons struggling with intersex physiology or with psychological uncertainty about their gender role in relation to others?
