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WAITING FOR GOD IN THE CONFUSING IN-BETWEEN I am not an expert when it comes to grieving. Far from it. My wiring is to be a naturally upbeat person. In fact, positivity is one of my top strengths on the Clifton StrengthsFinder. Emotionally insulated The American...
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As a Global Wesleyan Church on May 23, 2021, we celebrated our heritage and hope in the experience of Pentecost with Together, witnessing to the experience of the filling and leading of the Holy Spirit. The event included participants from nearly 60 countries around...
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O Saviour, thou hast wept, and thou hast loved; And love and sorrow still to thee may come, And find a hiding-place, a rest, a home. Charles Wesley, from “Thou Knowest, Lord, the Weariness and Sorrow” It would be true for many that there has never been a season in our...
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Just a year ago, Nancy*, a brave and impassioned leader of a house church in Asia, made a radical difference in the lives of hundreds of people she had never met. It began with a Zoom call with a group of national leaders of The Wesleyan Church in Asia. For Nancy it...
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Despite the difficulties posed by the political unrest in Haiti and the Covid-19 pandemic, La Gonave Wesleyan Hospital has been able to provide excellent care for patients living on the island of La Gonave, Haiti. The hospital has benefitted from the involvement of...
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I am so grateful for your ongoing support and prayers for the global Wesleyan Church as the weeks of Covid-19 carry on for us all. Since the start of the pandemic, over 200 partners like you have given over $300,000 to bring relief and bless the Church across the...