Snapshot: What It’s Like to Worship in Nigeria
What would worship look like if it was more about giving than getting? Less about "being fed," and more about offering praise? It might look like worship in Nigeria and other places in Africa, where praises are not the only...
Read moreMeet Us: Illinois, Jamaica, Texas, Tennessee
We look forward to meeting you as we intersect with events across the U.S. and outside of it!
Read moreSnapshot: Witness in Kenyan Methodism
The Methodist Wesleyan family is alive and well in East Africa! God is calling young women and men to minister through word, deed and sign – evangelists, church planters, teachers, pastors, doctors, lawyers, government officials – all Holy Spirit-inspired...
Read moreLay People with A Vision
How many lay people do you know who exhibit vision for the inbreaking Kingdom of God?
Read moreWorld Methodist Evangelism: Connect
Whether preaching evangelism seminars in Vladivostok or worshiping in Kenya, whether presenting at North American evangelism conferences or connecting with Methodists at the World Methodist Conference, we hope to encourage excellence, confidence, and passion for sharing the life-giving faith...
Read moreWorld Methodist Evangelism: On the Road
The World Methodist Conference will be in Houston, Texas. It is a long-standing international event begun in 1881 and now being held in the U.S. for the first time in 40 years. Speakers and organizations from across the entire...
Read moreDismantling the Word “Evangelism”
Here’s a news flash – the word "evangelism" is emotionally, historically, and theologically charged.
Read moreWhen Cognitive Dissonance and Evangelism Collide
Cognitive dissonance is especially challenging in evangelism. We’re tempted to find ways to reduce the divergences between the Gospel and our culture, to change our message so it’s more palatable to the society in which we live, to accommodate...
Read moreKimberly Reisman ~ Why Heresy Is Crucial to Evangelism
The history of heresy in the first few centuries of Christian faith is fascinating as the church slowly and methodically made choices about the core tenets of Christianity. And that’s the key. It was a process of choice – hairesis.
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