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The calling for those who wait
May 18, 2012 - In: Blog Feature
As the years without a husband and children continued to beat by, I ached. At 35, I raged. Come 40, I just got sad. Tick, tock, tick, tock—the rhythm of time escorted me further from a woman’s greatest calling. Wasn’t I created to be a husband’s helper? A child’s shelter? Who would I help and shelter alone in my apartment?
Second-generation community service
May 17, 2012 By Timothy Lloyd - In: Feature Lifestyle Online Exclusive
Small towns may lack the glamour of big cities, but the collaboration of residents’ hearts can more than fill the gap. Good-hearted volunteers from New Hope Wesleyan Church in Corydon, Indiana, impacted their community in a mighty way.
Why do they hate Christians?
May 8, 2012 By Rev. Mike Colaw - In: Cover Story Feature Lifestyle
The other day I was on a news webpage. Belief in God came up in the feed below the article, and I decided to read the thread of responses because the debate was between what appeared to be a staunch atheist and an agnostic.
Cinco de Mayo
May 4, 2012 By Rev. Ron McClung - In: Blog Feature Lifestyle
Cinco de Mayo is Spanish for the Fifth of May. Contrary to popular opinion, it is not a celebration of Mexican independence. That day of celebration comes in September.
Wesleyans called to prayer
May 3, 2012 By Wesleyan Information Network - In: Feature Holiness News
John Wesley, founder of the Wesleyan movement, wrote, “God's command to ‘pray without ceasing’ is founded on the necessity we have of his grace to preserve the life of God in the soul, which can no more subsist one moment without it, than the body can without air.” Behind the mission and ministries of The Wesleyan Church lies the consuming and continual prayer of its constituency.
