Citizenship in two kingdoms
Wesleyans recognize freedom’s foundation is laid when we are good citizens of God’s kingdom first.
Un futuro brillante
Los wesleyanos esperan con esperanza y anticipación el regreso de Cristo y la resurrección de los muertos.
A bright future
Wesleyans wait in hope and anticipation of Christ’s return and the resurrection of the dead.
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Citizenship in two kingdoms
Wesleyans recognize freedom’s foundation is laid when we are good citizens of God’s kingdom first.
Un futuro brillante
Los wesleyanos esperan con esperanza y anticipación el regreso de Cristo y la resurrección de los muertos.
A bright future
Wesleyans wait in hope and anticipation of Christ’s return and the resurrection of the dead.
Sharing hope and holiness through transformational development
Presence and partnership are making a kingdom difference in Grand Bahama.
Interceding for ONE generation
Wesleyans across the globe believe prayer is our greatest resource.
An invite can change a life
Through personal modeling and church equipping, Skyline makes a big impact for the kingdom.
"Let your words be the genuine picture of your heart ." — John Wesley
General Board gathers for 151st session
The May 2024 General Board leans into being fully available to God’s movement in the world.
United by ONE Spirit
Through the Spirit we live united so others may live and believe.
Restoring the future
Taking a glimpse into the General Board’s role in stewarding the church.
Twelve years of significant growth in Bangladesh
People are hungry for the Word of God.
Wesleyans in the news: June 3
Do you know these Wesleyans in the news?
El matrimonio: ¿de quién fue la idea?
El matrimonio en la tierra apunta a Jesús, la cabeza de la iglesia (Efesios 1:21-22), quien espera ansiosamente para reclamar a su novia (los creyentes) y unirnos a Él para siempre.
Marriage: Whose idea is it anyway?
Marriage on earth points to Jesus, the head of the church (Ephesians 1:21-22), who eagerly waits to claim his bride (believers) and join us to himself forever.
Into all the earth: Rev. Claudia Ruiz
Compassionate acceptance is a central part of Rev. Ruiz’s approach to ministry.
ONE home: Giving new meaning to the unseen
The Homestead provides a healing and transforming presence for trafficking survivors.
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