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Twenty-five percent of the world’s population (equating to over two billion people) lives in South Asia – a region of the world where each country faces various pressures from majority religious groups. Christianity in South Asia continues to be confronted...
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As May came to a close, Wesleyan church leaders and pastors from more than 20 countries gathered together in Chiang Mai, Thailand for the first ever Asia-Pacific International Conference of the Wesleyan Church. It was historic and felt as such, as many leaders met and...
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“I love the atmosphere, and the people are so friendly!” “I feel so welcome here!” “Our kids love coming here.” “It’s so peaceful here.” “I get a really good vibe from this place.” This is just some of the feedback that we have heard from people in the community since...
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When the Pilgrim Holiness Church opened up new mission work in Zambia (Northern Rhodesia at the time) in the early 1930s, three key initiatives were established: planting/building churches, building schools and establishing health facilities including a hospital and...
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Do you feel called to global service? Maybe you’re feeling a pit in your stomach. A fluttering in your heart. A stirring in your soul. No matter what you feel or how God chooses to ignite your calling, you probably sense a deep responsibility – a lingering ache – to...
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Delicious international food, bonfires, games, “Chai Chat,” devotions, worship…these were sweet scenes of fellowship between 11 young adult missionary kids and four leaders (who also grew up as missionary kids), all enjoyed while nestled in the woods of Kentucky. ...