Having ears to hear the call
General Conference’s Tuesday evening of worship invites Wesleyans to listen to God and consider their call to be a Kingdom Force Unleashed.
General Conference’s Tuesday evening of worship invites Wesleyans to listen to God and consider their call to be a Kingdom Force Unleashed.
Wesleyans heard the call and are stepping up, providing relief and hope to Ukrainian refugees.
Since stepping out from behind the curtain, Skor has found her voice as a leader and been able to focus on using her giftings for maximum benefit to the church.
Eleven years later, Steve Dunmire points to The Gathering as a turning point in his life, both personally and professionally.
After 17 years as a local church pastor, Aaron’s father stepped out in faith as an evangelist. In an age where camp meetings and revivals are scarce, he was a little concerned for his dad.
The Wesleyan Church is grateful for the long and illustrious service of the pastor and evangelist, who was 98.
Forrest Gearhart planted the Sturgis, Mich. and Wheaton, Ill. Wesleyan churches, was a district superintendent, and a missionary.
Dr. Ken Heer, noted preacher, pastor, and leader of The Wesleyan Church, passed unexpectedly May 4, 2016.
Rev. Paul Meeks, a retired, ordained minister with The Wesleyan Church and former missionary with Wesleyan World Missions, has passed away.
A Wesleyan pastor’s credentials were suspended. But by God’s grace and much hard work, she was restored and is telling her story with transparency, hoping to help others.
Educación y Desarrollo Clero y Wesleyan Editorial asociaron para albergar los retiros “hecho nuevos” en tres ciudades. Los retiros de Soul Care eran para los pastores y se centró en su vida espiritual
Education & Clergy Development and Wesleyan Publishing House partnered to host Made New Retreats in three cities. The soul care retreats were for pastors and focused on their spiritual lives.
Faithful Wesleyan pastor passed away peacefully on her 50th birthday.
Months went by as I met with Isaac each week. I still had no clue why we were meeting. Then, Sunday, December 9, 2012, happened.
A lifelong pastor and district superintendent, Rev. Fisher was the longest-serving trustee in the history of Indiana Wesleyan University.