Kingdom-style leadership
Three district leaders explain being called by God, not as women, but as servants.
Mark Gorveatte
New Crossroads District officially launched
A new chapter in The Wesleyan Church began this summer, with the formation of the Crossroads District.
Merger vote to result in the new Crossroads District
Indiana Central and Indiana North districts met to consider a merger by vote. Read a description of the day, including how the districts voted.
Lennox inaugurated 12th president of Kingswood University
In its 70th year of ministry, Kingswood University inaugurated Dr. Stephen J. Lennox as its 12th president on Friday, October 16, 2015.
Kingswood University elects Dr. Stephen Lennox as next president
Dr. Stephen Lennox has been elected the 12th president of Kingswood University. He will replace Dr. Mark Gorveatte this summer.
Mark Gorveatte is district superintendent-elect in Indiana Central District
Dr. Mark Gorveatte was elected new district superintendent for the Indiana Central District and will assume duties in June upon retirement of Dr. Steven D. Emery, who has served strongly for 22 years.
Stephen Lennox emerges as the candidate in Kingswood University presidential search
An ordained minister with The Wesleyan Church, Dr. Lennox is an esteemed Bible professor recognized for academic and church leadership.
The search for Kingswood University’s next president
Kingswood University seeks a president with strong pastoral and academic credentials, including an appropriate advanced degree. A strong candidate would exhibit the following qualities.
Kingswood University president announces 2015 resignation
Mark Gorveatte’s resignation will be effective June 2015, although H.C. Wilson “believes the board . . .wishes that President Gorveatte would stay on.”
Kingwood University chapel paid in full
The Kingswood University Saunders Irving Chapel has been now paid in full.
Buckingham Leadership Institute launched with strong financial backing
At the launch of the Buckingham Leadership Institute, Christian leaders from many denominations showed up and pledged their enthusiastic support, including financial support.
