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A Wesleyan theology class was taught at the Nailakh Wesleyan Church this past April in Mongolia. This was the first time many of the 15-25 leaders who attended had been exposed to Wesleyan theology, and for many of them the first time they’d been exposed to systematic...
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Asbury Theological Seminary offers congratulations to Alfred Kalembo, recently chosen as the Seminary’s Distinguished Alumnus 2018. Kalembo, 57, was born in a remote village in Zambia to parents who were never able to attend school. He walked four miles, barefoot, to...
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Traditional North American methods of learning do not work well with Cambodians because they come from an oral society. By creating an oral pathway of training, Khmer leaders will be better equipped to minister and lead the church and believers. I was recently asked...
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We find it amazing how the Lord is working in the Mozambican Wesleyan Church. In the past thirteen years, the Xai-Xai Wesleyan Bible College graduated more than 200 students who are now pastoring churches in all 11 provinces of our country. The majority of our...
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The North American Wesleyan Church places a high value on an educated clergy. They expect their pastors to have biblical knowledge, possess holy character, and develop practical skills for ministry. The church’s ministers-in-training have several pathways provided to...